Smyrna Computer

Good morning! Smyna Computer is pleased to offer this MacBook Pro, running macOS and equipped with 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a spacious 512GB SSD.
This system delivers reliable performance and ample storage, making it ideal for storing photos, documents, and everyday work files with ease.
Originally priced at $699.99, this MacBook Pro is now available at the reduced price of just $549.99.
Availability is limited, and once these units are sold, they will not be restocked - so we encourage you to act quickly while supplies last.

It's that time of year again! First State Favorites is hosting their annual voting competition, and we made it past the nomination round! Now it's voting time and we're hoping that you can continue to vote for your favorite computer repair service in Kent County, Bob Johnson's Computer Stuff, Inc.. You can vote once per day and we would really appreciate your support. We're located under the Central Delaware Button under Local Services. Here's a Link: https://delawareonline.gannettcontests.com/2024-First-State-Favorites---Central-Communitys-Choice-Awards/gallery?group=489938
Thanks for your continued support!

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ANTI-PHISHING TIP 5: Don't recognize it? Don't interact with it.
Many scammers will make up an event like a refund or recent transaction that occurred to get you to contact them. The best thing to do in these situations if you have any reason to believe that there was something amiss is to check your bank and credit card statements by going to their websites directly.
Also, generally, if it's too good to be true, then it's likely fake and you want to avoid it at all costs.

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ANTI-PHISHING TIP 4: Before you go to open any e-mail, be certain who it is coming from.
Phishing e-mails are running rampant. They can contain rouge links, malicious attachments, or even infect you just by opening them.
On the surface they can appear to be from someone reputable, like "Paypal Services" or "Microsoft Support", which seems harmless, but they aren't really who they say they are. If you look closer at their e-mail address, they are actually something like "[email protected]".
Real official right?

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ANTI-PHISHING TIP 2: If you need a companies phone number, get it directly from their website.
Never use a phone number that appears on Google search results. While it's not always wrong, scammers pay to advertise their phone numbers as other reputable companies' phone numbers to trick you into calling them.
You don't want to fall victim to their crimes, so to be sure you have the correct number, go directly to your desired company's website for their phone number. We know not all companies make their support numbers easy to find, but a bit of detective work to find the correct number is worth it compared to the alternative.