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24.01.2022 WESTPAC WARNS AGAINST CLICKING LINK Wespac has issued a scam warning over a text message being sent out to Australians. "This phishing SMS advises that to avo...id service restrictions you need to confirm your mobile device. By clicking the link you will be taken to a fake sign in page (phishing website) which requests your personal banking information" Wespac has told consumers. Westpac will never ask you for this type information via sms. Delete the message. See more

23.01.2022 CHECK YOUR INSURANCE. We have had a couple of insurance claims lately and clients have had expensive laptops (excess of $3,000) a couple of their insurance companies have come back and said the maximum claimable amount is $2,000. If you have an expensive desktop or laptop, it may be worth while checking to ensure it's covered sufficiently with your insurer.

20.01.2022 Psst.... Have you backed up your computer lately? If you’re not sure how to, pop in and ask. Imagine if your hard drive failed, what would you be most upset about losing?Psst.... Have you backed up your computer lately? If you’re not sure how to, pop in and ask. Imagine if your hard drive failed, what would you be most upset about losing?

15.01.2022 So before you go to bed, unplug your tower, your modem and anything that’s on charge. Lighting strikes can decimate your equipment.

13.01.2022 We have TWO webcams left. If you need one, be quick!We have TWO webcams left. If you need one, be quick!

11.01.2022 WE WILL BE CLOSED TODAY DUE TO CATASTROPHIC FIRE CONDITIONS In light of the changing CFS Warnings and us being less than 1klm from the warning area we feel it is unsafe for us and our staff to be at work today, further, we don’t want our customers travelling towards the fire zone. Stay safe, We hope to be back on Wednesday. Steve, Lesley and Jordan

11.01.2022 We are starting to implement this today, all the staff are now trained COVID marshals, so we are all over that. Secondly, we have applied for our QR Code, thirdly, once we get the QR code, we will also have the manual sign in sheet. Although we have ZERO new cases and ZERO Active Cases, the purpose of check ins is to help identify people who may be infected in a future outbreak. As per the official rules, every 28 days we will be shredding the manual sign in sheet. You trus...t us with your computers and your data, you can trust us to shred a piece of paper! Please download the app, and if you aren’t sure, or your phone doesn’t enable it, please ask for our help or use our sign in sheets, you will also need to use the hand sanitiser at the check in counter, before and after using the pen. There may be some teething problems, but we will have it up and running as soon as possible. Thank you!

10.01.2022 Parents have been warned to keep their children off TikTok after a shocking video purporting to show a man taking his own life was uploaded and kept on the soci...al app, with one parent commenting her daughter had come across it, and was 'traumatised'. Full story: https://newscomau.org/35flvWY See more

09.01.2022 We will be supporting Professor Nicola Spurrier in the short-circuit Pause and closing our retail side for the next SIX days. We are doing this together to keep our community safe. STAY HOME and STAY SAFE. We will still be here taking phone calls and can remote access. We can do contactless pickup of parts and equipment. We can contactless pick up and drop off of machines. Stay home and Stay safe, we can get through this together.

09.01.2022 If you’re ever not sure, if they have lodged doubt in your mind, hang up and call us, we are your trusted IT Professionals!

09.01.2022 What a rollercoaster the last few days have been! In response to today's SA Health directives, our Shop will return to business as usual this Monday November 23rd. We applaud the government in acting quickly, both in imposing the circuit breaker pause and lifting it when they realised it was safe.

09.01.2022 From our family to yours, happy new year!

09.01.2022 SCAM ALERT We’re seeing a growing number of people making large payments for fake tax debts. Don’t get caught! These phone calls will tell you that you owe ...money and need to pay it straight away or you’ll be arrested. The scammer will try to keep you on the line until you pay, often by unusual methods such as bitcoin, pre-paid credit cards or gift cards. If you get a call like this, hang up and don’t provide any info. We’ll never: threaten you with immediate arrest send unsolicited pre-recorded messages to your phone keep you on the line until a payment is made request payment of debts via bitcoin, gift cards or other vouchers. Warn your family and friends to stay alert and visit our scams page to learn more: www.ato.gov.au//online-services/i/verify-or-report-a-scam/

08.01.2022 Merry Christmas to you and your family!

05.01.2022 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We are taking our annual break and will be back on the 4th January.Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We are taking our annual break and will be back on the 4th January.

05.01.2022 So this arrived into my work email today :) total scammy scam, read for your enjoyment! ========================= Hello! I am a professional coder and I hacked your device's OS when you visited adult website. I've been watching your activity for a couple of months.... If you don't understand what I am talking about I can explain... My trojan malware lets me get access to my victim's system. It is multiplatform software with hVNC that can be installed on phones, PC and even TV OS... It doesn't have any AV's detects because it is encrypted and can't be detected becaause I update it's signatures every 4 hour. I can turn on your camera, save your logs and do everything that I want and you won't notice anything. Now I have all your contacts, sm data and all logs from chats for the latest 2 months but it is not very useful without something that can spoil your reputation... I recorded your masturbation and the video that you watched. It was disgusting. I can destroy your life by sending this stuff to everybody you know. If you want me to delete this stuff and avoid any problems you have to send $1000 to my bitcoin address: If you don't know how to buy bitcoins use Google, there are a lot of manuals about using, spending and buying this cryptocurrency. You have 50 hours from now to complete the payment. I have a notification that you are reading this message... TIME HAS GONE. Don't try to respond because this email address is generated. Don't try to complain because this and my bitcoin address can't be tracked down. If I notice that you shared this message everybody will receive your data. Bye! ============== So, if you get it, you can SHIFT Delete it. :P and remember, DON'T CLICK ON LINKS within these sort of emails.

04.01.2022 WEBCAMS are back in stock! Limited numbers, so don’t delay.WEBCAMS are back in stock! Limited numbers, so don’t delay.

03.01.2022 South Australia Police have identified an increase in Remote Access Scams, where unsuspecting victims are receiving calls out of the blue and are being requeste...d to download software onto their phone or computers to resolve account hacking issues. Whilst these types of scams are not new, scammers are adapting to the December online shopping frenzy; moving away from misrepresenting telco companies and towards major online shopping platforms such as EBay and Amazon. Victims are receiving unsolicited phone calls, with the caller informing them that their online shopping account has been hacked or an illegal purchase has been made. The caller then informs the victim that in order to rectify the issue, they will need to download an app onto their phone or software onto their computer. Unfortunately, the software downloaded is a type of remote access tool, which provides the scammer will full access and control of the phone. This means they will now have access to personal information, passwords and online accounts. Once the scammers have control of the device, large sums of money are then moved from the victim’s online banking accounts without their permission or knowledge. South Australia Police recommend that people do not download software or apps that they are not familiar with, and particularly never at the direction of someone over the phone. If you receive a call and cannot be certain who you are speaking to, hang up the phone and make contact with the organisation on a known, reputable number or alternate contact method such as an email address from their website. For further information on scams affecting South Australians, please visit www.police.sa.gov.au/scams

02.01.2022 In 2019, $132 million was lost to business email compromise scams in Australia! Watch our video to find out about the three main business email compromise scams... reported to Scamwatch. For more information, including how to protect yourself from these types of scams and others, visit our website https://bit.ly/2Y7DNoN #ScamAwarenessWeek #BusinessScams #SouthAustraliaPolice

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