IT Doktor
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Vi hjælper private og mindre virksomheder med PC problemer. Opføre din PC sig underligt, så kunne det være den trængte til et service tjek. Kontakt os.
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Birkehegnet 60, 4700, Næstved, Denmark
- 60 744 112
- support@it-doktor.org
- www.it-doktor.org
super hurtig service
Karina hansen
Fik en super god behandling de kom og hente min bærbar og sagde at der
nok ville gå et par dag men at de ville kontakt mig når den var klar
og det var så dagen efter de ringe og kom med den samme dag DEJLIGT
21 December 2008
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