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14th February 2007, 01:26
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| | Classic Account Customer |  Re: PC World Customer Service
PCW and local traders charge about £75 for a virus scan and file clean up, man is this a rip off. I regularly do this for about £20 for workmates and I remove other forms of malware not caught by virus scanners. Why so cheap? because I do sod all! run the cleaners run the scanners, kill the crap, job done. I feel guilty at charging £20!
PCW - hopeless, Currys - hopeless. Local traders are slightly better but they are out to make a buck and consequently thier component prices are very hefty compared to the likes of Dabs.com and Microdirect.
Have a handy friend who knows.....
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We haven't got the money, so we've got to think!
Ernest Rutherford
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Data Protection Act Letter sent 11/08/06
Data rec'd 14/09/06, Prelim letter sent 16/09/06
LBA sent 22/09/06, MCOL 6QZ68670 issued 2/10/06 - chq for £6,375.34 rec'd 04/11/06.
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16th February 2007, 14:37
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: PC World Customer Service
Having plowed through various careers  I am currently an IT engineer. Virus scans and malware/adware cleans, which is all that PC World does, takes literally(absolutely no exaggeration) 2 minutes of user time, and using free tools. Yes, the scans themselves are timeconsuming, but you do not have to sit at the PC during this time.
As for the "valet", just buy a can of compressed air for a coupla quid  | |
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17th February 2007, 07:15
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: PC World Customer Service
On many machine, 2 minutes of time is all it takes. However, when i was doing it at work as an engineer, i did actually do it more thoroughly. After a scan is done on a moderately to heavily infected machine, run a quick hijackthis and chances are you will see quite a few things the free scanner (in fact any scanner) has missed.
Also, just to note, there are some really annoying crapware that just doesn't want to go, no matter what type of scan you run  . These one do require "manual intervention"  | |
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