Specially for *****ov (managers of the company "Compnifiganeszdorov.ff") I suggest you take a look at this review of the website of their own "firmishka" for computer repairs. Since my computer was broken and I could only access the internet from my cell phone, and I didn’t have much time either, I decided to use the services of a computer service called "Compzdorov", and at the same time check how they would handle the task. If we consider that the computer is now fully functional, then they did a 100% job, but if we also take into account that it wasn’t broken to begin with—just some part in the system unit had come loose—then this "super repair" cost me 700 rubles! But let’s be objective—the website is total crap, which is what this article is about!
Always read the fine print
As everywhere in this country, the asterisks here don’t indicate good bonuses—they mean total hassle instead. This is also the case with this "firmok," for which you’ll have to pay for the master’s arrival no matter what, even if the employee is old lady Martha from the neighboring entrance, and she understands computer hardware about as well as her grandfather Leonid does. Seriously, you always need to read between the lines.
Nevertheless, considering the minimal cost of the work, it’s far from 700 rubles—according to their price list (which, by the way, is posted on their website), it’s about 200 rubles. Let me clarify right away that no peripheral devices were replaced... absolutely nothing was done at all.
In addition to this, I’d like to point out the performance of the website itself, specifically the feedback system for clients. As you can see from the screenshot below, you can’t even ask a question to the so-called "specialists," because these "experts" can’t even set up Google’s CAPTCHA using PHP code.... No comments!
Comments
As for the comments on the website, they’re an absolute disgrace! Let me explain—my review, like any other negative one (most of which, it seems, are deleted, judging by the grand total of 5!!!) gets removed, but the "experts" don’t realize that clients have access to platforms far more popular than their "shitholes"!
Analytics and site statistics
Now we come to my favorite part—project analytics (if it can even be called that). The review of "Compzdorov" is this: the website is zero, as the statistics clearly show. There’s no need to explain anything here—zero metrics everywhere you look. Apparently, they’re not just skimping on their employees but on themselves too (someone needs to build a website professionally!).
Conclusions
The website, like the entire computer service from this "firmishka," leaves much to be desired in every sense, so if you turn to them for free diagnostics, be prepared to shell out at least 700–1,000 rubles for nothing!
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