> > > I am going to start a small, home based PC service center. It will be the usual service center stuff as far as repair/upgrades are concerned. Until I build a clientel I *will* have to buy parts retail from a couple of local venders, which means little to no profits on parts, but I *will* have the lowest labor rates in Tahlequah. It helps since this is extra income and not my sole meens of survival.
> > >
> > > What I am asking my RinkWorks friends (and outside of my family here at home, you're the only ones I'm asking) is help with a name for the business. I have a couple of options I'm milling around that I kind of like, but also want to hear what you all can come up with. The only thing I ask that you keep in mind is phonebook placement. Keep the first letter of the name within the first 3-5 letters of the alphabet so the ad in the phonebook is near the top.
> > >
> > > What I have so far is "A+ PC Services", which I don't really like and "Alpha-Omega PC Services" with the slogan "Your first and last source for PC repair", which I do like.
> > >
> > > I'd appreciate any help you can lend.
> > >
> > > Drac "Entrepreneur" imas
> >
> > Okay..."Reality Bytes". That's my favorite, although I know it's not the first 3-5 letters of the alphabet, it's still quite cute. But probably already taken...hmmmm how about "Another Computer Company" NO! Well why not? Hehehe sorry, couldn't resist...
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> > Ti'cant think of anything else, sorry.'cia
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> Actually, Ticia, I kind of like "Another Computer Company". Has an eye catching quality, and would make me the second listing in the local phone book. I think I'm seriously going to consider it. Thanks.
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> Drac "No really, I'm serious... No, really... Really I am" imas

Well, you could shorten it "ACC" is kinda interesting. ;) like "ACC!! my computer crashed! Help me!"

Here are some more:
Absolute Computers (kinda boring)
Allegresse (meaning Sprightly. Joy.) Computers
Abarticulation (meaning, in anatomy, that kind of articulation or structure of joints which allows free motion in the joint) Computers

Ti'I've got a Dictionary and I know how to use it!'cia