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TV-2013-08-06 #109
3 CommentsIn honor of John Iasiuolo (of the Computer Outlook podcast), New Tech-Vets PC, Carey’s engraved plates
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- John Iasiuolo
- Computer Outlook
- Outlook Foundation
- Engraved Plates
- New Tech-Vets PC build video
- Backing Up Your Files With Fabs Autobackup
- Fab’s AutoBackup 4 Tech
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Published on August 6, 2013 · Filed under: Podcast;
3 Responses to “TV-2013-08-06 #109”
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Robert said on August 7th, 2013 at 5:49 pm
There is nothing better than a customer build computer, I have been building my own for years. You get what you want and are not stuck with whatever Dell, HP puts in it. And you get an actual Windows Operating system DVD and don’t have to make it yourself
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John hubert 305 said on August 15th, 2013 at 9:19 pm
You guys are doing great stuff now im interested about computers again thanks
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Patrick said on August 20th, 2013 at 4:01 pm
A question for you Carey. I am starting my own home-based computer repair business. I am taking the right steps (legally) but am still confused about retail. Can you bill a customer that you bought parts/built a computer for as a service or do you need a retailer’s license?
