The PC Help Desk is moving into its second year of business and would like to THANK all of our customers for their support.

Again, we hope we met your expectations and certainly look forward to being of service for you well into the future.

Any suggestions on how we could improve our services would be greatly appreciated. (info@pchelpdesksupport.com)
 

CHILDREN IN NEED OF HELP:

As a public service we have been providing refurbished computers to some children and church organizations in the area. We have asked our customers and the La Jolla public to donate their broken or old computers to The PC Help Desk here at Pearl & Girard: several people have donated and we thank you for your help.

This CHILDREN & CHURCH CAMPAIGN is designed to help people in need, especially children who might otherwise go without.


NEW SERVICES:

A. WEBSITE DESIGN AND MAINTENANCE:
We are continuing to expand our business to include services relating to WEBSITES. All your website needs can be fulfilled right here at The PC Help Desk Office.

B. NEWSLETTER:
We will be developing a bi-monthly newsletter that will be sent via e-mail to all our clients. This newsletter will have all sorts of great information along with computer tips. To join, email us at info@pchelpdesksupport.com.

C: THE “LA JOLLA OPEN AIRE MARKET”:
The PC Help Desk had our first showing at the market place on Girard sponsored by: FRIENDS OF LA JOLLA ELEMENTARY. The event turned out to be a great success. Our Technicians were able to provide some valuable computer tips and services to the public. The PC Help Desk will continue to promote its services every Sunday between 9:00 AM & 1:00 PM. Bring your laptop by our booth to have us take a quick look.

D. SEMINARS:
We also will be providing seminars for our customers and the La Jolla public on a regular basis. These classes will bring you up-to-date on all your computer, software and internet programs and questions. Visit www.lajollalight.com for more info. I am looking forward to meeting up with you in the near future.

Mark Speros
CEO