This is going to shock most people who read about it. People have asked, "why if we are so successful, are we willing to tell our secrets?"  The answer is simple, there is NO Secret.

Revealed: There are no secrets in being successful in the Computer Repair Business!

You see, everything that you should be doing is out there it's just a matter of compiling or searching for all the answers. We have taken that aspect out of it by writing this book .

We don't  lose jobs to our competitors.

We don't sit and wait for customers to come to us.

We don't go a day without advertising.

And now, in an "all access" presentation, I'm going to tell you all of our  methods and how you too can succeed in the Computer Repair Business.

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We all know how picky some techs can be about gifts. Always looking for the latest gadget to play with, staying up all hours of the night....

PC Dice™ is the perfect gift for anyone in the IT Profession.

Service contracts are an integral part to any Computer Repair business. There are different ways to handle service contracts and it’s all based on you and your area. You can have business service contracts and you can have residential service contracts.

Too many Computer Repair business owners do not utilize this type of service in their package of services they offer and I think that is a mistake. A service contract is not only good for the customer but obviously it is good for your business.

Let’s start with a business service contract sometimes referred to a maintenance plan, monthly plan, etc. There are a variety of ways you can do these services.

THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into as of _________ between Xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxx, a Virginia LLC with its principal place of business at xxxxxx xx, xxxx, xx, xxxx (“Xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxx”), and............

For a period of one (3-6-12) month(s) from the date hereof (the "Maintenance Term") and any renewal Maintenance Term, Xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxx will supply the services described in Section 4 below ("Services") to Customer with respect to the computer network and computers ("Network") described in Appendix A.