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OFFMason
June 7th, 2008, 17:04
JDK will provide you with over the internet computer system diagnostics and operating system repair for just $25 for each incident. Without having to leave your home or small business, you will have an experienced individual take care of your computer related issues by utilizing innovative methods and/or software. You can spend hundreds on various anti-viral and anti-spyware software suites, or you can spend $25 for a visit from JDK.

Sometimes you need a human touch to rid your computer of the hidden infestations that plague your system. We aim to provide high quality, cost effective, and helpful modes of operational improvement for your computer systems.

Visit us at http://www.JDKSPOT.com for further details and information about the process we have in place.

Computer systems can be quite powerful and immensely important, as they are essentially the backbone of international trade and communication.

However, beyond the international, national economic influence that computers may have we must not forget that computers are also influential for singular individuals and small businesses that rely on computer systems for the facilitation of a wide variety of tasks and interactivity. As more individuals discover the internet and explore its endless capabilities through their computer systems, more individuals will come across the darker side of the information super highway.

It can undoubtedly become quite disheartening to stumble upon malicious software that negatively affects your computer related experiences. Also, beyond the obvious damage to your system that this malicious software can cause, there may be more sinister changes found deep within the operating system that you may never be lucky enough to see. Generally speaking, the more subtle and hidden the changes, the more dangerous.

JDK understands how vital the computer system can be for your life or business, and that is why we offer you this service.

Again, visit us at http://www.JDKSPOT.com for further details and information about the process we have in place. We look forward to doing business with you!

AdamJ
June 8th, 2008, 06:57
I got a question, if its online support, how can somebody access it when their PC is broke? :lol: There's something to think about ;)

Electrism
June 8th, 2008, 08:07
Well maybe it's a specific software that they need help with.

OFFMason
June 8th, 2008, 10:11
I had a feeling a question like this would pop up.

Spyware/Malware is not known for blocking your access to the internet, seeing as how some of these programs aim to send information of yours through the internet.

At times, software operates unnoticed for long periods of times as it slowly leaks information about you to the culprit that initially infected your system.

For instance, key-loggers simply log your key strokes, they do not intend to block your access to the internet.

stuffradio
June 8th, 2008, 18:11
This is a tricky business to survive in... especially when you only provide remote support.

Good luck

OFFMason
June 8th, 2008, 19:59
Thanks.

I just started -- if it fails it fails... I'm going to law school in 2.5 months anyway ;)

I simply know from personal experience, loads of people have problems with their systems... some have explicit issues that are in your face and some simply do not know that key loggers or malware eats up precious memory and vital information.

Not everyone has time to sit around at home while someone fixes their system, or to bring their system to someone.

Obviously I will not be installing memory chips, processors and CPU fans over the internet.

Also look at it this way, I am essentially not even on the radar when it comes to advertising. Advertising using free methods will essentially get you zero results -- I know that much. However, my after college life has been quite dull and I do not feel like bringing people their coffee after college doing internships or some other nonsense.

AdamJ
June 9th, 2008, 01:38
Ohh, good idea then. I might put you to the test if ever I need help. I'll bookmark your site.

OFFMason
June 9th, 2008, 11:25
Be my guest - thanks.