Techwarrior

"Techwarrior Network and Computer Services"' opened its doors in 2006 as Alex PC Tech. In late 2007 the name was changed from Alex PC Tech to Techwarrior Network and Computer Services. They believe that they can provide high quality computer repair at a fair price.

The name Techwarrior was derived from a nicknames the technicians friends called them. At which point and time they petitioned management to change it.While very cartoonish and almost childish the name does stick out.

Recently they outted the rogue Viruses that many people are paying to receive and then still remain infected. Examples that they quoted were Win Antivirus Xp, Vista Anti Virus 2008.

They Discussed the way these viruses work and what they do on the Viruswarrior Blog:

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Press Release: Rogue Anti Virus Software

ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE PROGRAM OFFER HELP BUT ONLY INFECTS AND QUICKLY

There is a string of computer viruses that appear to be antivirus software. Once install they bombard your computer with offers to remove the virus for a fee. “Here is where the insult to injure really hurt, afterwards they infect your computer even worse then it was to begin with” explains, Techwarrior Network and Computer Service lead Techwarrior, Rod Rotzien.

“We have to know what is floating around the internet and this virus approach actually has marketing behind it. Get’s you to wonder who has all this extra time on their hands. Someone in their bedroom, or in the basement of their parent’s home or someone in the boardroom. This is a sophisticated virus and when you add the marketing twist it get’s us to wonder who is really behind these virus.

Our work-stations have computers stacked-up with these viruses and the general public needs to be made aware of this tactic. We offer one of the lowest virus removal charges at $99.00 but when you add the “fee” of these antivirus software our customers are approaching the $200.00 range for a virus removal. For more information on all of this go to www.techwarrior.us

References

* http://www.viruswarrior.netBlog