Computer Systems Outlet

My computer screen on my computer went out. I went to the above mentioned place and asked to get my stuff from my computer transferred to one I purchase from him. I needed windows 7 because all my photos as well as music was formatted to that. He put windows 10 on the new computer and my photos as well as music is all messed up. I cannot even burn and album. I wanted a simple thing and was charged $500 for a useless computer. I am thoroughly disgusted and really cannot due what I need to do on this computer.

I own a rental property and was advised by my tenants that the water was backing up in both units Wanting to provide a speedy resolution I contacted MrRooter believing they were the "experts" in this sort of fix and was hopeful the problem would be solved They arrived for a service call at a flat rate of $***; much more than the average plumber, but again, I wanted to provide a quick resolution for my tenants and believed the money would be worth the expense The technician arrived and spent approx1/hrs working on the issue, only to report that he was unable to fix it He stated we would need to excavate in order to resole the issue at a cost of $***Not a breakdown of costs, just simply $ [redacted] +txsHe suggested that they would soak up the initial $ [redacted] and further offered to throw in a pressure cleaning valued at $ [redacted] into the repair(How about just taking off a $***!! but I digress) At this kind of expense, a second opinion was in order [redacted] Not at $***, not at $***, but at $ [redacted] !! This was approximately weeks ago and the tenants have not shared any issues since I was happy with the resolution but very disappointed with the fact that I had spent $ [redacted] through MrRooter who not only didn't fix it, stated my only option was another $ [redacted] bill?!? I recently contacted MrRooter to state my disappointment and request a refund for the expense they could not fix and to offer a conversationNo one responded The lesson here is, take your time, call around and quite frankly give the little guys a chance [redacted] I won't be calling MrRooter anytime soon, or ever for that matter

I own a rental property and was advised by my tenants that the water was backing up in both units Wanting to provide a speedy resolution I contacted MrRooter believing they were the "experts" in this sort of fix and was hopeful the problem would be solved They arrived for a service call at a flat rate of $***; much more than the average plumber, but again, I wanted to provide a quick resolution for my tenants and believed the money would be worth the expense
The technician arrived and spent approx1/hrs working on the issue, only to report that he was unable to fix it He stated we would need to excavate in order to resole the issue at a cost of $***Not a breakdown of costs, just simply $*** +txsHe suggested that they would soak up the initial $*** and further offered to throw in a pressure cleaning valued at $*** into the repair(How about just taking off a $***!! but I digress)
At this kind of expense, a second opinion was in order *** *** *** *** Not at $***, not at $***, but at $***!! This was approximately weeks ago and the tenants have not shared any issues since
I was happy with the resolution but very disappointed with the fact that I had spent $*** through MrRooter who not only didn't fix it, stated my only option was another $*** bill?!? I recently contacted MrRooter to state my disappointment and request a refund for the expense they could not fix and to offer a conversationNo one responded
The lesson here is, take your time, call around and quite frankly give the little guys a chance *** I won't be calling MrRooter anytime soon, or ever for that matter

I own a rental property and was advised by my tenants that the water was backing up in both units Wanting to provide a speedy resolution I contacted MrRooter believing they were the "experts" in this sort of fix and was hopeful the problem would be solved They arrived for a service call at a flat rate of $***; much more than the average plumber, but again, I wanted to provide a quick resolution for my tenants and believed the money would be worth the expense
The technician arrived and spent approx1/hrs working on the issue, only to report that he was unable to fix it He stated we would need to excavate in order to resole the issue at a cost of $***Not a breakdown of costs, just simply $*** +txsHe suggested that they would soak up the initial $*** and further offered to throw in a pressure cleaning valued at $*** into the repair(How about just taking off a $***!! but I digress)
At this kind of expense, a second opinion was in order *** *** *** *** Not at $***, not at $***, but at $***!! This was approximately weeks ago and the tenants have not shared any issues since
I was happy with the resolution but very disappointed with the fact that I had spent $*** through MrRooter who not only didn't fix it, stated my only option was another $*** bill?!? I recently contacted MrRooter to state my disappointment and request a refund for the expense they could not fix and to offer a conversationNo one responded
The lesson here is, take your time, call around and quite frankly give the little guys a chance *** I won't be calling MrRooter anytime soon, or ever for that matter

I own a rental property and was advised by my tenants that the water was backing up in both units. Wanting to provide a speedy resolution I contacted Mr. Rooter believing they were the "experts" in this sort of fix and was hopeful the problem would be solved. They arrived for a service call at a flat rate of $[redacted]; much more than the average plumber, but again, I wanted to provide a quick resolution for my tenants and believed the money would be worth the expense.

The technician arrived and spent approx. 1 1/2 hrs working on the issue, only to report that he was unable to fix it. He stated we would need to excavate in order to resole the issue at a cost of ... $[redacted]. Not a breakdown of costs, just simply $[redacted] +txs. He suggested that they would soak up the initial $[redacted] and further offered to throw in a pressure cleaning valued at $[redacted] into the repair. (How about just taking off a $[redacted]!! but I digress).

At this kind of expense, a second opinion was in order. [redacted] Not at $[redacted], not at $[redacted], but at $[redacted]!! This was approximately 3 weeks ago and the tenants have not shared any issues since.

I was happy with the resolution but very disappointed with the fact that I had spent $[redacted] through Mr. Rooter who not only didn't fix it, stated my only option was another $[redacted] bill?!? I recently contacted Mr. Rooter to state my disappointment and request a refund for the expense they could not fix and to offer a conversation. No one responded.

The lesson here is, take your time, call around and quite frankly give the little guys a chance. [redacted] I won't be calling Mr. Rooter anytime soon, or ever for that matter.

I own a rental property and was advised by my tenants that the water was backing up in both units. Wanting to provide a speedy resolution I contacted Mr. Rooter believing they were the "experts" in this sort of fix and was hopeful the problem would be solved. They arrived for a service call at a flat rate of $[redacted]; much more than the average plumber, but again, I wanted to provide a quick resolution for my tenants and believed the money would be worth the expense.

The technician arrived and spent approx. 1 1/2 hrs working on the issue, only to report that he was unable to fix it. He stated we would need to excavate in order to resole the issue at a cost of ... $[redacted]. Not a breakdown of costs, just simply $[redacted] +txs. He suggested that they would soak up the initial $[redacted] and further offered to throw in a pressure cleaning valued at $[redacted] into the repair. (How about just taking off a $[redacted]!! but I digress).

At this kind of expense, a second opinion was in order. [redacted] Not at $[redacted], not at $[redacted], but at $[redacted]!! This was approximately 3 weeks ago and the tenants have not shared any issues since.

I was happy with the resolution but very disappointed with the fact that I had spent $[redacted] through Mr. Rooter who not only didn't fix it, stated my only option was another $[redacted] bill?!? I recently contacted Mr. Rooter to state my disappointment and request a refund for the expense they could not fix and to offer a conversation. No one responded.

The lesson here is, take your time, call around and quite frankly give the little guys a chance. [redacted] I won't be calling Mr. Rooter anytime soon, or ever for that matter.