Does anyone know a good computer repair person, reasonably priced, in the Washington area? I can't get my son to get mine done, and he's really good, but he's not had...
Rosi T. replied:
Jackson Phelps is also good... And reasonable!
RhondaBret C. replied:
Cody Cummings is really good he is in Montgomery.
Wanita T. replied:
Lon, The computer House has helped my husband and I alot and I feel like it has been reasonable .
Richard W. replied:
try a r k computers to he work on mine be fore at a good prices to the phone number 812-698-9491 he out on nw 16 th street ok
Is there a computer repair business in the Washington area?
Mike E. replied:
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