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01/21/2026

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01/19/2026

I’m available again for computer repair, IT help, and small business support.

If you need something fixed, set up, or looked at, feel free to message the page.

01/03/2026

We are saving old laptops and pcs and making them powerful again. If you have one call us be for you toss it we may be able to make it useful for you again.

11/27/2024

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11/27/2024

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In today’s digital world, staying secure online is more important than ever. From phishing emails to outdated software, cyber threats are everywhere—but you ...

10/27/2024

The Spirit God gave us
-Power, -Love, & -Self-Discipline.
I had to be reminded of this after watching TV. I turned it OFF.

06/16/2024

Who needs support with their devices or network? Im offering free remote service on Wednesday 6/19/2024 one day only.

05/25/2024

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03/23/2024

I just posted about the “Pig Butchering Scam,” and all those comments are malicious. I tried to delete them. I know you all are smart enough not to click them—fake names and profiles. PLEASE DO NOT CLICK ON THEM! They are swarming in to get prey. The world we live in today. This could be one person or a group, but they do not have your best interest.

03/23/2024

A "Pig Butchering Scam" is a type of digital fraud that has been on the rise recently. The term originated in China, where it's known as "shāzhūpán." The scam involves attackers metaphorically fattening victims up and then taking everything they've got.

Here's how it typically works:

1. Scammers cold-contact people on SMS texting or other social media, dating, and communication platforms. They often initiate a conversation casually, as if they know the person they're contacting.

2. After establishing a rapport, the attacker introduces the idea that they have been making a lot of money in cryptocurrency investing and suggests the target consider getting involved.

3. The scammer then gets the target set up with a malicious app or web platform that appears trustworthy and may even impersonate the platforms of legitimate financial institutions.

4. Once inside the portal, victims can often see curated real-time market data meant to show the potential of the investment. After the target funds their "investment account," they can start watching their balance "grow."

5. The scammer may allow the victim to withdraw a small amount of money from the platform to reassure them, a tactic also used in traditional Ponzi schemes.

6. Once the victim has deposited all the money they have and everything the scammers can get them to borrow, the attackers shut down the account and disappear.

The victims of these scams are often vulnerable individuals who may feel isolated or have had long-term health problems. The scammers are persistent and aim to take every last bit of the victim's resources, hence the term "pig butchering."

03/14/2024

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