Title: Remote Computer Services Post by: nhodges on June 24, 2011, 05:36:02 AM On behalf of the company I work for, Tek Tek Computer Services, we'd like to offer remote computer and/or technical support services (via join.me, a LogMeIn web app) to the Bitcoin community. (Website link coming soon, having coworker add some updates to it first.)
https://i.imgur.com/xnxnf.jpg We can help you out with (almost) anything, as long as it doesn't require plugging in cables or re-seating hardware! Let us know if you need help with something and we'll negotiate a price. Some of our services include (but aren't limited to) the following: Backup & Online Storage Cable Managment Computer Training Computer Tune-up Data Recovery Email Setup Hardware Installation Hardware Repair In-Home PC Hookup Mobile Broadband Network Security Printer Setup Printer Troubleshooting Security & Performance Software Install and Troubleshooting Technology Consultation Virus & Spyware Removal Wired and Wireless Networking Our flat rate is 4BTC an hour, however I don't imagine things ever taking that long (or to be measured in that type of increment since it is remote work) so, as I stated before, please just let us know what you need help with, and we will shoot you a manageable price. :] Title: Re: Remote Computer Services Post by: grue on June 24, 2011, 04:27:02 PM Our flat rate is 4BTC an hour, that's $60 :-\Title: Re: Remote Computer Services Post by: nhodges on June 24, 2011, 04:43:14 PM I know, I am just giving our price we charge clients normally at our brick-and-mortar business. I don't suspect things will take a full hour at all, and that's why I'd like people to post what they need help with so I can just give them a "Hey, we'll fix that for ____." rate. Once the market decides what the rate SHOULD be for providing this type of service, I will update a real "rate" people can expect to pay. Right now, please don't pay attention to that number, it ONLY reflects our brick-and-mortar location pricing. If it's something stupid simple (up to our discretion) the charge will most likely be under 1BTC.
Title: Re: Remote Computer Services Post by: muc on June 26, 2011, 01:55:36 AM On behalf of the company I work for, Tek Tek Computer Services, we'd like to offer remote computer and/or technical support services (via join.me, a LogMeIn web app) to the Bitcoin community. (Website link coming soon, having coworker add some updates to it first.) https://i.imgur.com/xnxnf.jpg We can help you out with (almost) anything, as long as it doesn't require plugging in cables or re-seating hardware! Let us know if you need help with something and we'll negotiate a price. Some of our services include (but aren't limited to) the following: Backup & Online Storage Cable Managment Computer Training Computer Tune-up Data Recovery Email Setup Hardware Installation Hardware Repair In-Home PC Hookup Mobile Broadband Network Security Printer Setup Printer Troubleshooting Security & Performance Software Install and Troubleshooting Technology Consultation Virus & Spyware Removal Wired and Wireless Networking Our flat rate is 4BTC an hour, however I don't imagine things ever taking that long (or to be measured in that type of increment since it is remote work) so, as I stated before, please just let us know what you need help with, and we will shoot you a manageable price. :] Does LogMeIn require your client to sign an agreement with them? Title: Re: Remote Computer Services Post by: nhodges on June 26, 2011, 01:58:33 AM In order to use the software?
No, there's no agreement, you download the application from their website and run it, and they will give you a 9 digit "meeting id" to use to facilitate screen sharing. https://join.me https://secure.join.me/welcome/webhelp/joinme/join.me/jm_faq_header_top10.html Title: Re: Remote Computer Services Post by: phungus on June 26, 2011, 01:02:13 PM There's definitely an end user license agreement in order to use LogMein / Hamachi. I'm not sure about the app you're using. If you are using LogMeIn's services for commercial use, they require you to pay for it. Not that a lot of folks probably care to look at it, even at work. :-) |