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Javon
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Nathen
07/05/08
by Jose
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Hello
01/25/08
by maftpaiva
Hello! Nice site ;) Bye
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Awful
01/16/08
by Roger
Want to get screwed? Come here. I bought 900 dollars work of items here. The system did not work properly. I told Fred Ramos I wanted a refund nothing more…
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FRAUD
12/27/07
by Local
This business scans all images on all hard drives that are brought into their facility without any written waiver/consent etc…
Highly questionable business practices…
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Contacting
12/26/07
by John
Keep trying to call to ask question. Recording answers and then voicemail states it’s full and can take no more messages.
Press Release
- posted 02/07/07New Technology Business Directory, Computerstreet.net, Goes Live
Published: Wed, 07 Feb 2007, 17:09:00 GMT Edited by Carly Zander
STREETSBORO , Ohio – Feb. 7 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE )—Tierce Enterprises, LLC is pleased to announce the introduction of a new website designed for the consumer AND the business. Computerstreet.net – “Your Source for Reliable Technology Business Reviews.” Search the database of 150,000 nationwide technology related businesses to find a company by city, state, zip code, name or browse an entire city.
Computerstreet.net allows the consumer to review and rate the companies.
Susan Sigman, President, says that “Once submitted, your review will be looked over by a ComputerStreet.net staff member for relevance before being posted live. People can now feel secure when seeking technical service and sales. All for free.”
Businesses can update or add their information for free as well, or choose a preferred account for a few dollars per month. Each business has its own web page offering Vcard, a map to the location, space to add descriptions of the services they offer and they can add a picture.
“Again, this service is free. A paid account would get customization such as activity reports, a link to their web site, ads removed from their page, etcetera.”
“We are advertising for the businesses but giving them incentive to keep the consumer happy,” concludes Sigman.
More information: www.Computerstreet.net.
Text provided by the news source.
NEWS SOURCE : Tierce Enterprises, LLC
Send2Press® is the originating wire service for this story.