Mystical Computers

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I recognize that a satisfied customer is more valuable to my business than a short term profit. I am not just in the computer business. I am in the people business.

Overview

3 employees

18 years in business

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Services offered

Computer issue

Computer not turning on

Cracked or damaged screen

Slow computer performance

Virus or malware

Computer type

PC

Mac (Apple)

Desktop or laptop

Desktop

Laptop

Projects and media

Reviews

5.0

3 reviews

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Mark W.

Dec 16, 2011

Pete returns phone calls, sold me what he advertised at a fair price. He is personable, bright, a good listener and gets the job done. I had several phone calls back and forth with him prior to meeting and he was and did everything he promised over the phone. In fact he had additional options when I arrived at his business. He set expecations that he met! I have refered him to a friend and they are equally pleased. Without a doubt Pete's a straight shooter, honest and worth every penny! I have used several of the local well known computer guys in the area for my businesses and although they did the job, Pete does it, does it better and is much more professional than the others. He makes computers fun!

Suzanne L.

Jul 21, 2015

Whatever ails your PC, Peter and his staff at Mystical Computers can fix it! You'll get prompt and personal attention and a guaranteed comparable price at Mystical Computers!

Ed D.

Dec 16, 2011

FAQs

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Avoid those who charge an hourly rate. Don't settle for less than flat rates on services done at a service provider's location. Hourly rates for on site services (services provided at your home or business) are the norm. Avoid any provider who charges too little for on site services. Hourly rates must cover expenses, advertising, travel, etc. If a tech is charging $20 an hour to work at your place, you must ask yourself why it is so cheap. If you don't question it now, you will find out why firsthand. Ask your technician to provide business references, such as business owners or managers who can vouch for his or her work. If a tech has no business clients, do you really want to trust them with your PC?