When your computer breaks, you need it repaired, and fast. But who can fix it? With too many options to choose from, the decision can be overwhelming. You can't just take it to anyone in the phonebook or with a Web site that call themselves a computer repair service. And how do you know if the person you take it to knows their stuff? You can't know. But you can be confident. Many of those wanna-be computer repair services are really just a guy who lives at home and wants to make some easy videogame money; a few guys who own a storefront and just charge you for easy tasks you could do yourself for free; or a major name that's buried in complaints from low-end computer enthusiasts with a toolkit that get paid peanuts. I'm Erick Colletti, and if my computers could talk, each one would say "Erick Colletti is my best friend." See, my computers don't suffer any of the many common problems that end users' computers do. They never freeze, they never crash, and they're all still using the original hardware I used to build them--and some of those systems are as old as 15 years. Yes, really. So obviously I must know exactly what I'm doing. And if I treat my computers so well, there's no reason to think I'd treat yours any less. Visit my site for complete details, and let's fix that computer.