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Finnegan Computer Services
Providing quality computer sales, service, and on-site repairs since 1995.
Be very aware of scammers impersonating Microsoft. If you ever see a message on your computer similar to this, know that is NOT legitimate and is absolutely a scam. Microsoft will NEVER contact you — period. If this type of message ever appears on your computer, DO NOT click any links, DO NOT call the number listed, and DO NOT give out any of your personal or financial information. Immediately turn off your computer by pressing and holding down on the power button, and then give us a call so we can guide you through the rest of the clean up process. This is a continual issue that we see every week. Don't be the next victim — scammers are relentless!![]()
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Just in time for the holidays, we have a few refurbished laptops ready to find a new home! These have all been cleaned and updated by FCS and have Windows 10 or 11 software installed. These laptops are priced to go at $150 or less!![]()
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Contact us for more information or to purchase your next laptop!![]()
724-662-4118 / tom@finnegancomputers.com
Be wary of scams! Scammers aren't limiting themselves to internet or email scams, they're using the postal mail as well. ![]()
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Tips from the FBI:![]()
• Never download software at the request of an unknown individual who contacted you.![]()
• Never allow an unknown individual who contacted you to have control of your computer.![]()
• Do not click on unsolicited pop-ups, links sent via text messages, or email links or attachments. Do not contact the telephone number provided in a pop-up, text, or email.![]()
• Never send cash via mail or shipping companies.
FBI Warns of Increased Tech Support Scams Using Snail Mail
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The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has warned of an increase in tech support scams that attempt to trick users into sending cash via snail mail.