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Questions 1. Why did you start this? 2. What are your qualifications? 3. Do you do good work? 4. Are your prices competitive? 5. What are your hours. Answers 1. Naturally I started this to make a little extra money. I like working on computers and thought why not make a little extra money at the same time. I also get a big kick out of helping people out. 2. I have an A+ and IBM certification. I repair computers for a living at my daytime job for Northrop/Grumman and have 2 years experience on the Tech support line for Quantum Internet Services. 3. You betcha!! 4. My prices are more then competitive. If you take your computer to just about any other computer shop you are going to pay almost twice as much. 5. My hours are in the evening and I work out of my house. That is part of the reason that my prices are so cheap. Low overhead. Plus there is the added advantage that I am working when you are home also. I also do the repairs on the weekend (actually most of the repairs). That is something you won't find with most computer repair shops.
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