By BRH May 14, 2014
This company didn't fulfill any of their contractual obligations, they had no idea what customer service was or how to handle the issues that arose while working with them. We had issues getting the billing correct and had intense negotiations over it. I would never recommend them or use them again. ...read more
By Classy Scents November 18, 2011
Thank you for connecting on MC! I wish Perfect Computing Incorporated the best of success! Best wishes, www.classyscents.com ...read more
By Accounting for Profits November 17, 2011
Thanks for the connection on Merchant Circle. Here's wishing Perfect Computing Incorporated continued success in your business venture. Giving 5 stars and other "compliments" to your great MC site for your kindness. If you should need an accountant, part time CFO, part time controller, or just have accounting and bookkeeping questions, please give us a call. Thanks, Jesse www.AccountingForProfits.Net ...read more
By Vincent Gourmet Cookie Company November 15, 2011
Perfect Computing Inc., offers computer repairs, diagnostic and virus clean up. ...read more
By Randomly Called July 13, 2011
I get random calls from these people ...read more
By Minert & Associates July 11, 2011
Its nice to find a company that has reasonable pricing and excellent results. ...read more
By PromotingSpirit February 28, 2011
We wish you all of the best of luck and success in all of your future business endeavors :) ...read more
By EXIT Hodges Real Estate December 29, 2010
True professionals know that networking grows businesses. They also know that you must network not just within your community and industry but you must EXtend your hand to network with other professionals. We are EXcited to have you as part of network! EXIT Hodges Real Estate ...read more
By TCI Incorporated - CDL Truck Rental Services November 06, 2010
Thanks for connecting to our network! I will be sure to send referrals your way! I wish you continued success in your business! If there is anything we can do to be of service to you, feel free to contact us at www.getacdlnow.com. Ray ...read more
By Stephanie B March 28, 2009
I took my phone to their service/repair center in downtown Boise. The staff there is always great and they fixed my phone the same day for FREE (glad I have insurance). Thanks again. ...read more
By Family Advocate Program October 21, 2008
Family Advocate Program selected Perfect Computing to help integrate our IT systems. Before we had mulitple vendors and a lot of staff time went into runniing our systems that crashed often. Now we have seamless service and our staff spends their time working with our volunteers and delivering services. We appreciate their time and attention and feel they are actually part of our staff. I highly recommend Perfect Computing. NIcole Sirak, Executive Director, Family Advocate Program ...read more
By RG Productions July 24, 2008
If you're looking for someone who really understands the computer business, then you can stop with Cybersprockets. Not only can they have your computer up and running, better than it has in years, but they are up to date on the latest innovations and software. I highly recommend Cybersprockets! ...read more
By Viral Intermedia Production July 12, 2008
They are not just a computer shop anymore. They do film and videography, post editing, graphic design, marketing and advertising, private & commercial photography, web design, web hosting. SHEESH! ...read more
By Robert June 22, 2008
Great service and exceeded my expectations. Will use again. ...read more
By Jason May 22, 2008
I have had almost every cell phone carrier offered. When it comes down to it for me, Imapct Wireless haa the most knowledgable staff and seemed to be very honest wich is hard to find in a cell phone sales rep. They are always right on top of any issues I have ever had and have provided the best customer service I have ever recieved for services I use. I would highty reccomend Impact Wireless as they personaly back up their product and seem to care about me as a customer. ...read more
It’s something we already take for granted: whenever we touch an icon on the screens of our electronic devices, we expect something to happen. And not just anything, either; we expect our gadgets to do exactly what we want it to do, when we want it done, and all at the touch of a fingertip. It wasn’t too far back that touchscreen technology was a source of wonder. Today, touchscreen technology is a given for a lot of of the latest gizmos—everything from tablets to GPS units. How, precisely, does touchscreen technology work? How do so many of our screens know what to do when we touch the icons shown on them? The answer isn’t that simple. That’s because there are a few different types of touchscreen technologies, and each of them works in a different way. Resistive touchscreens This is the most common and the most affordable type of touchscreen technology today. With resistive technology, screens are coated with an electrically conductive layer. Your fingertip causes the electrical current to change when you touch the screen. The device’s controller receives the information and preforms the action you requested. Surface wave touchscreen This kind of touchscreen is popular as well. It relies on ultrasonic waves that pass over the touchscreen. When you touch the panel, you essentially alter the wave. Depending on how and where it is changed, specific data is given to the device’s controller to relay what action to preform. Capacitive touchscreens Devices that rely on capacitive touchscreens tend to have the sharpest image quality. Capacitive touchscreens are coated with a material that sends a continuous electrical current across the sensor. Fortunately, the body is also a form of electrical device. This means that when you touch the screen you absorb some of the current. The device registers this disturbance, causing it to send information to its controller. The unit will then perform the action that you requested. Luckily, we don’t have to truly understand the science behind touchscreen technology have fun with it, and we don’t have to be engineers to understand that this technology isn’t going away any time soon. ...read more
By Perfect Computing Incorporated December 27, 2011
Phishing scams are at the top of cyber criminals’ moneymaking lists. It’s disconcerting that the important data of organizations such as Sony are under threat from phishing scams. But unlike the widespread view, these scams affect small enterprise owners as much as they affect the big corporations. TheInternet Crime Complaint Center(partners with the FBI) and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) have reported more than 300,000 cases of online phishing scams and other Internet related crimes. To give you a better understanding as to why your small business is of great value to a cyber criminal, let’s take a look at what phishing is exactly. What is phishing? What does “phishing” mean? Phishing is the attempt to access private data, such as financial information, usernames, and passwords. This is accomplished by making false websites, graphics, email accounts, and phone numbers. The subject is convinced, by one method or another, to reveal these types of information that may be used to steal their identity (social security numbers are a popular target). For small businesses, phishing scams may attempt to obtain access to customer credit card information. Examples of small business phishing scams Thousands of small business owners have received emails from the IRS informing them that they must fill out W-4 forms or other tax forms, and return them via fax. These emails look remarkably real. Right down to the official IRS government seal. Unfortunately, many owners are afraid that they are going to be audited by the IRS if they don’t take care of it right away. At the official website,IRS.gov, the IRS states that it will not contact companies through email first. Beware and use caution before clicking on a link claiming to be from them. Your company email can be a target Another way these thieves gain information is by targeting a specific person within a business by sending him or her some kind of false communication that looks completely reliable but ends up launching a virus or malware. This virus then infects the entire network, giving thieves access to private company data. Phone phishing Beware that there are also “Phone phishing scams”, in which someone claiming to be from a bank, for instance, might ask you to call and verify your account. How to protect your business against phishing Visiting theAnti-Phishing Work Groupwill give you wise advice to safeguard your business against phishing scams and gives you useful information on how to avoid becoming a victim. Some of their advice follows, such as: Make sure your employees are aware of what phishing scams are, and are cautious when reading and responding to suspicious emails. Always err on the side of caution. Instead of clicking a link, open another browser window and go to the official website. Never give out company financial information such as bank routing numbers to an inquiry made via email. Your bank does not need you to confirm your account information…they already have that. An email like that even if it has your bank’s logo is a fake. Make it a habit to check your accounts regularly for suspicious charges and withdrawals. Make sure every computer used has up-to-date virus and malware protection. Schedule regular full system scans. Never download “anti-virus” software from an unknown entity. It’s better to stick with trusted brands. The APWG keeps statistics on phishing scams and offers lots of advice on defending your business. Phishing is almost impossible for law enforcement to stop. The best defense is to educate yourself and your employees on how to identify phishing scams and stay up to date on the latest information. ...read more
By Perfect Computing Incorporated December 16, 2011
One of the most useful benefits of Android smartphones is that they are highly customizable. You can customize everything from your home screen to the way you access documents and download apps. Luckily, customizing your Android smartphone is not very difficult. Follow these tips to design your smartphone to fit your life. One-Touch DialingThere are unquestionably certain numbers that you dial more often than others. With Android smartphones, you can set up one-touch dialing for those people that you call the most. Simply press an open space on your screen and select the “Shortcuts” option. Then press Direct Dial and pick the right person out of your list of contacts. Now you can call that person simply by pressing a single button. Saving Time Searching the WebIf you have Web sites that you visit daily, you are able to customize your home screen to incorporate shortcuts to these sites. To achieve this, press and hold onto the desired site in your browser’s bookmarks until a list of options pops up. Select the option “Add Shortcut to Home.” You will then see the selected Web page show up on your phone’s home page. Organizing with FoldersFolders allow you to stay organized in your office, so why not on your Android phone? You can create folders for projects you’re working on or essential documents so you can easily access them. Accomplishing this is easy! Simply press on a blank space on your phone’s screen and when the list of options pops up, choose “Folders.” Then name your newly created folder and drag and drop your documents into it. ...read more
By Perfect Computing Incorporated December 16, 2011
Designing and setting up a network itself can be a time-consuming job. Once you have determined the type of network which is to be installed, components which allow it to be built need to be assembled. Here's how to get going: ...read more
Networking is not always an easy thing to understand when a business owner or personal computer owner is new to the game. There are things and terms that a person might not understand. To be able to run a network smoothly and properly there are very basic things that any owner needs to know. ...read more