Stay Safe in a Dangerous
Digital World
We clean up infected computers, set up protection that's actually managed, and teach you to spot the scams — so you can browse, shop, and bank online with confidence.
Does Your Computer Have a Virus?
If you notice any of these signs, your computer may be infected. Call us today — don't wait.
Suddenly Very Slow
Virus running secretly in the background, using all your computer's power.
Pop-Up Ads Everywhere
Ads appearing even when you're not browsing the web — classic adware infection.
Browser Homepage Changed
You open your browser and it goes to a strange website you didn't choose.
Friends Getting Strange Emails
People say they got weird emails "from you" that you never sent.
Scary Warning Messages
Pop-ups saying your computer is infected and you need to call a number. This is a SCAM.
Unexpected Charges
Charges on your card you don't recognize could mean your info has been stolen.
Seeing Any of These Signs?
Don't click anything, don't call any phone numbers that pop up on your screen, and call us immediately.
Call (731) 798-8625 NowThree Different Things — Sold Separately
Cleaning up an infection, installing protection, and managing that protection every month are three different jobs. Here's which is which, so a $49 setup never gets mistaken for a lifetime subscription — and a monthly plan never gets mistaken for unlimited incident recovery.
$79
One computer, already infected. Wade removes viruses, spyware, adware, browser hijackers and fake "call this number" pop-ups, runs a post-cleanup check, and leaves protection configured.
Not included: active ransomware, business-wide incidents, recovering encrypted files — assessed first and quoted separately.
$49
Installation and configuration of a trusted antivirus on one computer, old or conflicting security software removed, and a walkthrough of what the alerts mean.
The antivirus subscription itself is yours — Wade helps you pick a free or paid one, but the $49 is labor, not a lifetime license. Nobody watches it after this unless you choose #3.
from $29/mo
Home Care plans (1–3 computers): business-grade antivirus that Wade installs, licenses and actually monitors, updates scheduled for you, alerts reviewed during business hours, and a set amount of troubleshooting time each month.
Not included: unlimited incident recovery. A serious infection or ransomware event on a Care plan gets priority and a fair quote, not a blank check.
See Home & Business CareOther one-time security services
Scam Protection Training
$45/hr
We teach you to recognize phone scams, email phishing, fake websites, and tech support fraud. Prevention is the best medicine.
Password Security
$49
Strong password setup, password manager installation, and two-factor authentication on your important accounts.
Account Security Audit
$79
We review your online accounts, change weak passwords, enable security features, and lock out unauthorized access.
Data Backup Setup
$59
One computer: automatic backup of the folders you choose (Documents, Pictures, Desktop by default) to Google Drive, OneDrive or iCloud, with a test restore. Copies are kept as long as your storage plan allows (typically 30 days of version history). The storage subscription is yours; nobody monitors for failures unless you're on Home Pro, and restore help is a $49 session.
Common Scams Targeting West Tennessee
Someone calls pretending to be from Microsoft, Apple, or your internet company. They say your computer is infected and you need to pay them or give them access. HANG UP IMMEDIATELY. Microsoft never calls people out of the blue.
A robocall or live person claiming the IRS or Social Security Administration will arrest you unless you pay immediately in gift cards. This is a scam. Government agencies communicate by mail, never by phone threats.
A caller pretends to be your grandchild (or a lawyer/police officer) saying they're in trouble and need money immediately — but please don't tell the parents. Always verify directly with the family member before sending anything.
A scary-looking popup on your screen says your computer is infected and gives a phone number to call. This is FAKE. Do not call the number. Close your browser. Call us if you need help.
Emails that look like they're from your bank, Amazon, or PayPal asking you to "verify your account" by clicking a link. Always go directly to the website by typing the address yourself — never click email links.