For COMPUTER REPAIR call 1.877.GEEK.TEKS (433.5835)

Honesty guaranteed at: http://www.geekteks.com You don't pay unless we fix it. Call 877.Geek.Tek (433.5835) for more info or please visit our website.

We at Geek Teks are very proud NOT to be associated with the Geek Squad or any of the other companies mentioned in this video. We are very different. Read on to find out why some or our policies help maintain accountability within our company and keep us a very honest business.

All of our teks are highly experienced and therefore skilled. Our teks usually have at least three certifications: A+, Net+, and Sec+. Although we don't feel the certifications are really the most important qualification of a good tek, we understand they are important in the eyes of most consumers. Finally, our teks undergo a complete and thorough background check.

Unlike the Geeksquad and other well-known computer repair service centers, not only do you not pay UNLESS we fix it, but also, you do not pay UNTIL we fix it. We do not charge your account UNTIL after we have obtained your signature on our invoice indicating your complete %100 satisfaction with both our service and charges as they appear on the invoice. By implementing these policies into the framework of our SOP, we are able to build trust in our business and renew consumer confidence.

Our company likes to be as transparent as possible to the consumer. Why? Because we have absolutely nothing to hide. See, when your an honest company, you can implement honest policies such as ours without fear of consumer fraud. We trust our customers and we know that our customers trust us. And that is just the way a good honest business in North America should run.

For more information on how to avoid computer repair fraud, please visit:

http://geekteks.com/blog/how-to-avoid-computer-repair-fraud/

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[koorblohg]

I work on computers for a living. I'm not suprised at what geek squad tells consumers. Primary hard disk not found etc hmmm. If it was a power supply IT WOULD NOT TURN ON! The main board is "half" bad i love that.

[mumsiea]

Geek squad told a friend of ours that he would have to get a new hard drive (130$) and it would take another 170$ to get the information from his old drive. My kid fixed it for him in 15 mins.! It was a simple software problem

[romeozee]

I have a wd portable hard drive , i accidentally knockd it down and it fell.. now its not working. where can i bring my portable 1.5tb hard drive? it still powering up , i think the problem is the usb. everytime i connect the usb to my laptop it doesnt read that I connected the usb of my portable hard drive.

[deiselaewireless]

that last guy was iranian, what a disgrace to my people...

[VincentVolaju]

@onlyadot that's why it's "your" duty as a "computer technician" to check out the problem yourself, sometimes people tell you it's a certain problem from what it really is, can't really trust someone that doesn't know anything about it to tell you exactly whats wrong with it, that's why you test it/check it out

[SoCalDude805]

Shout out to the computer repair store who fixed the problem for free. That's actually good advertising for them since they're really in it to help people.

[onlyadot]

That's TOTAL bullshit on the news peoples part, I have never tried to screw anyone over and if someone walked into my shop and said that the computer doesn't turn on I would automatically assume it was the power supply also. They are giving the techs misleading information and they are getting misleading answers in short. then again I would not say anything technical and troubleshoot it myself.

[FU407]

The fuck is wrong with the guy in the beginning of the vid?

[faithm]

Best Buy, the one close to me, is notorious for faking repairs, downgrading ram when you end it in, etc.

[bigduey69]

@prrsnikety, and as necessary, we go into the system registry, system files, and background services to manually remove any malware that has deeply infested itself. "Adware search & destroy" is not a tool in our arsenal, sorry dick wade.

[bigduey69]

@prrsnikety , $199.99....try anywhere else, its actually pretty competitive price wise, the work is also guaranteed for 30 days, and you get to physically see what work was performed, not go by what some "computer guy" tells you was done. If you weren't such an idiot you would know that us Geeks have our own repair environment and we have 7 licensed malware removal tools which I cannot disclose that are used in a combination in the L.A.S.E.R removal engine in an environment outside of windows.

[prrsnikety]

@bigduey69 And how much does "Geek Squad" charge to remove the spyware from a machine. I believe it's like 70 dollars? And what software do they use, oh Adaware and Search & Destroy. Two free to download programs that can be used by anyone. Pretty funny.