Repair Videos - 75% Price Reduction

Since it's been a while.

Here's an update on the videos - I have reduced the prices on the videos 75% so that more younger techs and students in less developed locations can download them.  Realizing that not everyone can afford items at previous rates.  But they are good training methods for junior techs. Any issues let me know ASAP

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  1. UnknownFri Sep 11, 07:54:00 AM EDT

    @ Hoosier

    I was really encouraged to discover this site. The cause getting that this is these kinds of an "Laptop repair video".

    Regards
    Amit

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  2. UnknownFri Sep 25, 04:01:00 PM EDT

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  3. AnonymousMon Nov 09, 12:41:00 PM EST

    I want to be a computer repair technician but my college offers crap. I mean they require you to take two semesters of English, and gym. They also require a semester of Math, and science and social science and art. Since when does this crap have to do with being a computer repair technician. I need a training school that I could do that cuts out all that and actually teaches you what you need to know to be a computer repair technician. Are there any?
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  5. general managerMon Nov 16, 03:50:00 AM EST

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  6. Kevin HakneyThu Dec 10, 05:29:00 AM EST

    Thanks for taking the time to discuss this, would you mind updating your blog with more information? It is extremely helpful for me.

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  7. GerardoTue Dec 22, 05:41:00 PM EST

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    Regards "BSR" ,

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  8. HoosierWed Jan 06, 05:43:00 PM EST

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  9. UnknownSat Jun 18, 04:56:00 AM EDT

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  10. UnknownSat Oct 08, 12:51:00 PM EDT

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