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Hi:I don't know what you are trying to do with all this postings, but at least I'm trying to work and help customers with their issues. Unlike you that are only using your time making up stories about my business.If you have a problem why don't you go ahead and call me direct, you have my number and we can get this situation fixed, because I'm not hiding like you behind this blogs and not providing any contact information.So please be more productive in your life and do so****ing good for the people.And if all you can do it's make fun of peoples grammar, I don't need a college degree to have my own business and I'm doing just fine.

Hands up if you believe the above was written by a CEO.      Are you sure?   Checked the spelling?   Checked the grammar?No, I don't think so either.His posting alone speaks volumes about any "reputation".

Hello I'm the CEO of Tech4UrNeeds, I've researched about this persons case and there is no record of his name in our customer database, and hasn't speak to anyone in my business, I wanted to see how to resolve his complaint but it seems that it's just someone trying to create a bad online reputation to my business.If he has a prrof that we have service his computer I would refund his money and get his service done right ( I know that doesn't exist), besides he said that he came to my store..... I don't have a location because the service I provide it's only mobile.Please erase this comment because the situation explained it's not close to be true. We Offer a Great Quality and Affordable Service, Call Us and You'll see what I mean.

Thess guys advertise computer services on Craigslist. The sales guy told me my hard drive was bad (I knew it wasn't and took it to a store that proved it and my PC works fine now with it). He wiped the hard drive without even talking to me first and I lost years worth of valuable files (another store recovered most of them, for $200). Then he tried to sell me software that is free on the Internet and is not licensed for sale. He loaded Windows XP on another computer, and charged me $100 for the software and said it was a multi-license copy so he couldn't give me the CD but would provide it free if I ever needed it a***n. A month later, it quit working right and a counterfeit Windows message appeared on my screen. I called him and he said that wasn't the copy he loaded then (it was). So I asked him to reload it as he had said he would if I ever needed it, and he said I wasn't welcome in his store anymore because I implied he sold me counterfeit software. I forwarded all the details to Microsoft by clicking on the counterfeit message and am working on a suit in Small Claims court, where I guess he'll either commit perjury or admit he sold counterfeit software.