Monthly Archives: March 2017

On 10 Mar 2017, we sent this letter by email to Computer Repairs, an organisation based in Hornsby, NSW, using their email address, info@thatcomputerguy.tech:- This is the response we got:-

On 10 Mar 2017, we sent this letter by email to TechnoPodium an organisation based in Tarneit, Victoria, using their email address, support@technopodium.com.au:- This is the response we got:-

On 10 Mar 2017, we sent this letter by email Eazy Computers, an organisation based in Lane Cove, Sydney, using their email address, contactus@eazycomputers.com.au:- This is the response we got:-

One of us is a retired solicitor. He says that, as a solicitor, whenever he felt “out of his depth,” in need of expert help, he would brief a barrister, send a request off to a barrister for his or … Continue reading →

At 12.21 pm, our time, we sent this letter by email to Reliable Computers:- At 1.11 pm, our time, we got this reply from robert@reliablecomputers.com.au:-

What are we to think of an organisation such as Kymodo Blue Pty Ltd that has a website, obviously designed by their marketing people to try and convince us that they are the best organisation in the whole wide world to deal with, … Continue reading →

Every time we are thinking of acquiring a new skill with technology, we shudder, because we know that hours and hours, if not days and days of work, at which we are not very good, will be required before we … Continue reading →

A letter sent to qcare by email today:- At least, we thought we sent it, the email address shown on their Website –  CustomerService@qcare.net.au – doesn’t work, email sent using it are just returned undelivered. Is there anything more that … Continue reading →

ValiusWP, based in California, has a website, on which they promise:- So, on 15 Feb 2017, we sent them this letter by email:- All that happened was that we got a request for us to “sign up” with them. We did … Continue reading →

Today, we received this letter by email from WPBeginner. It interested us because it seemed to promise that it’s plugin, Monsterinsights, could provide us with much better statistics on our WordPress blogs than we’d been getting – enough for us … Continue reading →