How to Safely Contact Any Company Recently, I had a client run into a scary situation while trying to update his Starlink internet service. He searched online for a support phone number, dialed it, and ended up talking to a scammer pretending to be Starlink customer service. The fake “agent” claimed he hadn’t paid anContinue reading “Don’t Get Caught by Fake Support Numbers”
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Is It Time to Upgrade Your Computer?
If your computer is feeling slow or outdated, Ricmer Tech Support can help you make the right move. I’ll evaluate your current system to see if it can be upgraded cost-effectively. And if a replacement makes more sense, I offer full turnkey setup — from choosing the right machine to transferring your files, configuring yourContinue reading “Is It Time to Upgrade Your Computer?”
Introducing YourSwag: Premium, Personalized Products for Businesses & Individuals
At Ricmer, we’ve built our reputation on precision, quality, and personal service. From custom tech support to aerial photography, we focus on practical solutions that keep your home or business technology running smoothly—no gimmicks, no overcharges, just reliable help. Meet YourSwag—our new premium print-on-demand service that lets you create one-of-a-kind, high-quality items for your business,Continue reading “Introducing YourSwag: Premium, Personalized Products for Businesses & Individuals”
Why Does My WiFi Drop in the Garage or Patio? How to Fix Dead Zones
Have you ever been streaming a movie in your living room, and it works perfectly, but the moment you step into your garage or patio, the connection drops? You’re not alone! Dead zones—areas in your home where WiFi is weak or non-existent—are very common. The good news is, there are simple ways to fix themContinue reading “Why Does My WiFi Drop in the Garage or Patio? How to Fix Dead Zones”
Seeing the Cracks from Above: Aerial Photography for the Red Sand Project
For the past two years, I’ve had the privilege of volunteering my time and drone photography skills for the Red Sand Project with Family Services of Blair County. The project’s mission is simple but powerful — raise awareness about human trafficking and the many cracks in our social systems that allow it to continue. TheContinue reading “Seeing the Cracks from Above: Aerial Photography for the Red Sand Project”
Capturing the Craft: Project Photography for Contractors
There’s something special about seeing a finished project — whether it’s a new kitchen, a beautifully landscaped yard, or a remodeled office. I work with builders, designers, and project owners to capture these moments in high-quality photos that showcase the results in their best light. Why Project Photography Matters How I Capture Projects Who CanContinue reading “Capturing the Craft: Project Photography for Contractors”
From Tech Support to Artful Adventures: Introducing Wandering Designs
As our family business has grown, so has our creativity — and we’re excited to share something new with you. Over the years, we’ve spent countless hours behind the scenes — setting up audio/video systems, solving networking challenges, and capturing aerial photos with professional drone gear. But in our off-hours, we’ve also been out exploring:Continue reading “From Tech Support to Artful Adventures: Introducing Wandering Designs”
What a difference 2 months make!
It is amazing to see nature come alive in the spring months. It is like two different worlds at the Horseshoe Curve between March and May. Ask about my Aerial Photography pricing as well as Tech Support for all your technological needs, personal and commercial!
Starlink is now an option
The new satellite based internet provider Starlink is now an option for the area. Northern Blair County was just recently approved for new users. Starlink is a low altitude satellite based internet service provider providing high speed internet to locations not served by traditional service providers. This is not your old school satellite internet. UnlikeContinue reading “Starlink is now an option”
Home networking (too many devices)
As we continue down the path of everything being connected, home networks are looking more like a network found in a office building of 10 years ago. These office networks were run by trained IT personel and could have over 100 connections. Switches were $1000 cisco switches that handled traffic almost flawlesly. Now we areContinue reading “Home networking (too many devices)”
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