Reason #1: Superior Quality.
You hear everyone say it, but we truly do use only the finest in computer components for every custom-built system we make. From Western Digital hard drives to AMD and Intel processors and Mitsumi peripherals. Only quality components and expert craftsmanship go into making our line of custom PCs. Each computer is hand-assembled from scratch in our service department, given a complete and thorough diagnostic check, and a 48-hour burn-in test to detect hardware or software flaws. You simply will not find a better PC.Reason #2: Extra Value.
We don't just sell hardware. All of our PCs come with at least a one-year warranty with an optional 1-year on-site service agreement. This means that if there are any defects or problems with the components in your PC, one of our technicians will come to your home or office to fix or replace your system. In addition, all computers we sell come with lifetime technical support. For as long as you own your computer, you can call us for technical assistance regarding your PC, and any software we may have installed (plus we can help you out with most available popular software applications). Finally, with the purchase of any of our computers, you are registered for a free Windows 1 Class in our Executive Training Center. You're buying more than just a computer.Reason #3: Competitive Pricing.
Even with all of the added value we put into a computer system purchase, you will find that our prices are at or below our competition for similar components. Why? Because we are a smaller company. We don't have the high overhead of many "discount computer warehouse" outlets. We sell computers one at a time - not by the thousands. We don't have huge advertising budgets - or outrageously high corporate salaries. We just provide honest products and services for an honest price.Reason #4: Upgradeability.
All of our computers are built with 100% industry-standard components. We use no proprietary parts whatsoever. A lot of computer manufacturers (Compaq, Packard Bell, Gateway, Dell, and IBM - to name a few) use some components that only work with their machines. This means that if you want to upgrade the motherboard or the video card a year from now, you have to either buy it from them - if it's available - or replace your whole PC. This is how they keep their initial costs low, but you end up paying for it in the long run because they hit you with higher upgrade pricing down the line. We use all industry-standard components. So if you want to upgrade any part of your PC a year or two from now, you won't have any compatibility problems.Reason #5: Customer Service Is Key.
We sometimes take a lot of criticism because we can take a while to return sales calls from new prospective buyers. Why does it take us so long? Because, quite frankly, we put our current customers first when it comes to technical support and service. All of our customers are given a special number to our technical support department. Unlike most companies, we believe it's more important to service our existing clients than to search for new ones. We build our business on satisfied, repeat customers - not chasing down every dollar we can make.Reason #6: We Put Our Customers' Interests First.
Sure, we're happy to sell you everything under the sun. But that may not be what you need to get your job done. We try to evaluate each clients' needs and prepare a hardware and software solution to meet those needs - even if it means a less expensive (and possibly, less profitable for us) alternative. Why? Our philosophy is simple: be honest to the customer at all costs, and don't try to sell them more than they need. We are in business to provide quality computing solutions to our clients, and to do it affordably.Reason #7: Education Is Paramount.
Every month, we send out over thirty-thousand of our ComputerFAQs newsletters to more than area businesses. Certainly this is good advertising for us, but it is also one way by which we keep our customers educated in how to use computers more efficiently. Every computer we sell is bundled with a free Introduction To PCs class in our Executive Training Center. We want our clients to get the most from their investment - and learning to use a computer properly is the first step.Reason #8: Free Internet Service.
For a limited time, we're offering one month of free Internet service with the purchase of all new computer systems and motherboard upgrades. After that, you'll find our rates are among the lowest in town (less than $15/month for unlimited access to Email, the World Wide Web, and more).Reason #9: Our Technicians Truly Are Experts.
Yeah, we're a bunch of computer nerds, and we admit it. We hire only the very finest computer technicians you will find anywhere. If you've ever visited one of those computer "superstores" or a department store that just happens to sell computers, you've probably run into the computer sales drone. He or she certainly knows the selling points of the computer, but when asked anything technical, the answer is always a blank stare - or a "I'm not sure..." In fact, we conducted some field research, and clerks from more than a few major local outlets (we won't give names) actually lied to us regarding the performance of the computers they were selling just to try and make a sale! With Amicron, you can be sure that you're dealing with knowledgeable, honest people. And if we don't know the answer to your questions - we'll research them and give you the honest answers.Reason #10: Dependability.
We have been in business now for three years. During that time we have had many hundreds of satisfied customers. In fact, if you would care for a listing of references, we would be happy to send one over. We pride ourselves on providing the best products and service available, and for being there when our customers need help. If you're looking for the cheapest computer you can possibly buy, allow us to recommend one of those other "computer superstores." If you're looking for a quality computer system from a company that stands behind it's product with technical support and on-site service, call Amicron.
