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Macsupport.com Wants to be Your Support Home

Fri Nov 6, 2009 12:19pm EST
 
Website and service are online and accepting orders




NEW YORK, Nov. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- Macsupport.com, an online technical support
company, has officially launched its website and nationwide support service.

Using state of the art remote control software, Macsupport.com technicians
will be able to assist home users with various Macintosh® technical issues.
Their remote control software allows the technicians to see and control the
user computer via a secure internet connection. In this way, the technical
problems can be handled quickly and efficiently while the user sits back and
watches.

Macsupport.com was founded by Paul Meyerson and Tony Ricciardi, two long-time
Macintosh consultants in New York City. Meyerson and Ricciardi have been
providing Macintosh® consulting services to firms of all sizes for over 15
years. Their desire to bring that same level of service to the home user is
what gave them the idea to create Macsupport.com.

Macsupport.com charges on a per incident basis and offers discounts for
multiple incident purchases. The Macsupport.com mission is to provide expert
Macintosh® support with unparalleled customer service.  Their hours of
operation are currently 10:00 am to 6:00 pm EST Monday through Friday.  


SOURCE  Macsupport.com

Tony Ricciardi, +1-917-209-9290, tony@macsupport.com


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