If you live in Dallas and need computer repair or data retrieval, call Jeremy at TopGeeks. He's smart, competent, friendly and goes above and beyond the call of duty to make sure you're satisfied. He rescued some client data from my damaged hard disk, for which I am eternally grateful! On-site service was a big plus.
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