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Captain Marvel Wrote:

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> Maybe these folk

>

> http://www.netquest-consulting.com/


I used this guy once and he tried to get photos off my computer (didn't try very hard) but failed and charged me a lot for doing basically not very much.


Would not recommend.


I've used Pavel at UK Computers in the past but lost their number :(

EDmummy101 Wrote:

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> I used this guy once and he tried to get photos

> off my computer (didn't try very hard) but failed

> and charged me a lot for doing basically not very

> much.

>


What did he do?


> Would not recommend.

>

> I've used Pavel at UK Computers in the past but

> lost their number :(


His number (078..783) findable here last appeared in 2013 and seems to be no longer in use.

If your in the older age bracket join the Dulwich U3A - we have groups that will help you master Apple, Windows and Android devices - also lots of other interest groups that meet regularly throughout Dulwich - from Archaeology to Zumba - only ?20 for a whole year

Have a look on the groups tab at

Www.dulwich-u3a.uk

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