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Information Technology Services

Tech in My Office

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  • 1 complaint in the last 3 years.
  • 1 complaint closed in the last 12 months.

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  • Initial Complaint

    Date:02/01/2025

    Type:Service or Repair Issues
    Status:
    Unanswered
    Resolved:
    The complainant verified the issue was resolved to their satisfaction.
    Unresolved:
    The business responded to the dispute but failed to make a good faith effort to resolve it.
    Answered:
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    I just filled out all this information and I have no Idea where it went. it take a long time for m e to do this, can I not have a phoone call?

    Customer Answer

    Date: 03/01/2025

    i filled out all the information including using all the space permitted for the complaint about ***** ***** of Tech in my office how he wrecked my desk top computer rendering it useless and very bullyishly pushed me to purchase a website domaine and website through go daddy becaseu "HE" does not take anyone seriously if they have a gmail address.  Along with putting me in a position to spend a lot of money that was just a waste and not required all because he was an incredibly pompous and errant insisting he know better than anyone what I "NEED" to do which is not accurate. Then on so called assisting me to transfer information over to my mac book from my computer he renedered useless (my computer was only 2 years old but not up to his snobbish opinionated standard ) proceeded to insistantly demand I have EVERYTHING on my macbook stored in the cloud.  I told him several times that would be extremely inconvenient for me and I don't want that.  Well he did what he wanted and still set up my macbook that everything goes into the cloud and not I can't put things were I need them nor can I do my work if I don't have access to an internet connection.  When I had a "real" professional computer tech person that had been working computers for over 30 years, I mentioned ******* name and the guy diplomatically held back a laugh as he was once a Tech Supervisor over *****. before I said that it was ***** ***** that messed up my computers, This tech person said that whoever was working on my desk top computer(that ***** rendered useless) was not compitant and did'nt know what to do properly. he had no idea how ***** messed up. my computer so bad.   I feel that ***** ***** of Tech in my office should be paying for my computer to be fixed and restored as well as restore my Macbook so everything is not stored in the cloud

    Customer Answer

    Date: 04/01/2025

    In reference to these questions that Im being asked to expand on
    Are you working for this *****? What relationship do you have with this person and the company? Could you elaborate?

    no, I do not work for ***** nor have I ever worked for Boris 

    im not sure what you mean by what relationship do I have with this person and the company.  I guess it could be considered a business relationship You might consider it barter. 

    ***** offered to assist me with my computer skills and had interest in showing me what he thought would help expand my business with a different Business name and website. In exchange for life coaching sessions, which he receive to the value of $1600.

    Im not clear on the question of could you elaborate, I dont know what Im being requested to elaborate on

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