News Archive

An archive of past news from Easykey

Business Awards Result

Monday, 28 November 2005 12:28

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We didn't win but we were in the top four!

The Internet Award was one of 12 categories to reflect industry and business at it's best in Hertfordshire.

Here is Denis O'Regan on the night captured with Genie Beanie in one hand and trophy in the other.

Over 50 Genie Beanies were given out promoting online help service Easykey offers at www.askmygenie.com

Bradley Walsh commented with his wry sense of humour "Hmm, Easykey... I wonder how long it took to think that name up?" Well we can tell you Bradley it took a few months! Easykey was born out of the mission of trying to keep computing simple. Early names included "Simple Solutions" which eventually became Easykey (as we liked the musical connotation)

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Askmygenie.com - Finalist 2005 Hertfordshire Business Awards

Thursday, 10 November 2005 14:48

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Easykey's www.askmygenie.com is a finalist in the Internet Award, one of 12 categories to reflect industry and business at it's best in Hertfordshire.

The Hertfordshire Business Awards 2005, are held in assocation with Business Link, and this year the awards have been expanded to include the whole county.

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AskMyGenie has raised £210

Saturday, 09 July 2005 16:22

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remote support

Most of you know about the live online computer help and training we offer via www.AskMyGenie.com by now.

What you may have forgotten is that for each session we donate £1 to the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. To date we have raised £210 for this cause. See www.cftrust.org.uk if you want to know more about the charity and about Cystic Fibrosis.

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Free Computer Training Completed

Saturday, 09 July 2005 16:14

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Easykey completes third phase of Free Onsite Computer Training

The third project of providing free onsite Computer training for rural businesses in Hertfordshire was completed on target in June 2005. 176 people received a total of 4 hours onsite computer training each.

A new scheme (dubbed AGRE Plus) has already begun offering a further 100 places of free onsite computer training on the 1to1help scheme. The uptake has been so successful that there are already only 38 places left!

So if you are a business or organisation in rural Hertfordshire (including small Market Towns) remember you can apply online at www.1to1help.com/apply

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More Domain Name Scams!

Sunday, 05 June 2005 22:56

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scam

There has been yet another wave of a domain renewal invoicing scam.

If you have received what appears to be an invoice for a domain name from an organisation called "Domain Registry of America", it is a scam. DO NOT BE DECEIVED.

The envelope has this logo on the outside:

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Our Style of Working

Monday, 09 August 2004 09:30

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Here is how you can expect easykey to work with you:

To help you master your computer and not be a slave to it
To demistify computer jargon and provide you with practical and simple solutions
To provide you with a personal and helpful service
To offer you value for money products and services

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