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    COMPUTER REPAIR FRAUD AT ALL TIME HIGH 

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    Computer repair frauds and scams are at an all time high. The old adage, forewarned is forearmed could never be truer than right now. Especially when considering the enormous amounts of money being expended by private individuals and businesses on a daily basis supporting their particular Information Technology requirements.

    Computer Repair Fraud is at your disposal for this reason. Let others know what has happened to you by relating your experiences. Solicit assistance and learn from others what they did when confronted with unfair practices that separated them from their hard earned money.

    Let's explore together what we can do for ourselves to protect and enhance our experiences within the IT world while removing those that would take advantage of our ignorance.

    Knowledge is power!

    Information Technology Firms notify "ComputerRepairFraud.Com" of their support 

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    As Information Technology & Computer Repair & Service firms hear about us here at ComputerRepairFraud.Com we get more and more e-mails in support of our efforts. We at CRF are squarely in support of the hardworking, knowledgeable and certified IT firms working hard toward delivering the highest quality IT support in their respective areas.

    The IT Industry needs to weed out the competitors to these highly qualified firms. With fewer of these faux IT firms around, creating havoc and ruining people and businesses data, we can focus on doing top notch, quality, professional IT work for reasonable prices.

    We at CRF.Com would like to thank these firms for the many e-mails and signs of support. Let us know if there's anything we can do to help you with your efforts in your area(s) and weed out the unqualified shysters with their deceptive and questionable practices.

    Death of the PC 


    We all have them. We hate the price, their bulkiness, and the fact that they're always sick or broken, (or at least it seems so). We're talking about the Personal Computer or PC as we've come to call it. Now when we say PC we don't just mean Mac or Dell, Microsoft OS or Apple. We mean all desktop computer systems. There are some very smart people in this world that have evaluated the state of the current market and the trends that are leading us, where?

    We think you'll find these articles very enlightening. Enjoy!

    Symbian forecasts the death of the PC
    http://news.cnet.com/2100-1039_3-6126565.html
    by David Meyer


    The Death of the PC Model and a Tablet That Could Crush the iPad
    http://www.technewsworld.com/story/6...wlc=1282070139
    by Rob Enderle

    The Death of the PC
    http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2009/12...ware-wyse.html
    by Lee Gomes and Taylor Buley

    Death of the PC? Really?
    http://www.thevarguy.com/2010/06/10/...the-pc-really/
    by Dave Courbanou

    The Slow Death of the PC: Still Waiting for a Viable Challenger
    http://www.itbusinessedge.com/cm/blo...nger/?cs=39893
    by Rob Enderle