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PC Support Now is a British company so when you phone us you know you’re talking to the right person.
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Our focus is only on you! We do not run any other business and its our duty to serve you and make sure your PC problem is solved efficiently, effectively and most importantly quickly.
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We are loved by our customers who 9/10 would say they would recommend us to a family member or friend and there are other reasons:
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We can fix Microsoft Windows 2000, XP and Vista, Spyware, Trojans, Virus problems, Network Problems, Wireless WiFi Setup and Security. Printing, Audio & Video, CDR/DVDR, Digital Imaging, Microsoft Office and many other windows Applications. Just about any PC related problem can be resolved in minutes by our Engineers.
News
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An Apple Macbook was hacked in 10 seconds by a contestant at PWN2OWN in the US and walked off with 5$k and the laptop he cracked. The Macbook was hacked using Safari and was fully patched.
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Fake DHL, Fed Ex and UPS phishing sites are out there! We are warning all our PC Support Now customers that there are fake DHL sites that ask for your email and password.
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IE7 patch released last week for a bug is rapidly being exploited by hackers reports Trend Micro. The virus arrives as a fake MS Word doc but carries a lethal virus inside.
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Nearly one in eight UK surfers were a victim of online fraud in the last year, with personal losses averaging £875.
Don't be another victim!
Removing Spyware
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Facebook & Twitter Phising Sites
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Tuesday, 06 January 2009 17:30
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Trend are continuing in there drive to uncover all the new ways that cyber criminals are terrorising innocent Internet users. This time its by putting up fake content to Facebook and Twitter and then redirecting the unwitting user to a fake Twitter or Facebook logon screen.
The user then inputs there login details which are then stored and processed and the false Facebook logon screen then displays an error. http://blog.trendmicro.com/so-is-it-twitter-or-facebook/ Bookmark with:
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