Starting a local computer repair company..

[warz]

Personally, I like company names that use like... nouns. A single name, or something. Or something generic like Beta Technology Group.

[truste1]

Skyscraper

[CrAz3D]

Ass Kickin Computer Fixin

[Quik]

1 QuikFix

NICE!

[truste1]

1 QuikFix

NICE!

;)

[while1]

Penis.

[Krazed]

Damn trust, Archon Computer Inc.? Nice fucking call there, I never woulda thought of that

[truste1]

Thanks. When this goes big and you're the next Geeks Squad hire me as your chief marketing officer.

[Krazed]

Archon Computer Solutions, any good? I can't really use Inc. because if I'm going to be serious Inc. really doesn't fit.

[Blaze]

Archon Computer Solutions, LLC

[truste1]

Archon Computer Solutions, any good? I can't really use Inc. because if I'm going to be serious Inc. really doesn't fit.

Well I didn't say Inc. in mine but yeah Solutions sounds fine.

[Krazed]

Archon Computer Solutions, any good? I can't really use Inc. because if I'm going to be serious Inc. really doesn't fit.

Well I didn't say Inc. in mine but yeah Solutions sounds fine.

Haha, I know. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it, just made up 250 business cards so hopefully this goes good. =)

[Krazed]

Archon Computer Solutions, any good? I can't really use Inc. because if I'm going to be serious Inc. really doesn't fit.

Well I didn't say Inc. in mine but yeah Solutions sounds fine.

Haha, I know. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it, just made up 250 business cards so hopefully this goes good. =)

[deadly7]

http://krazed.javaop.com/public/cards.jpg

No offense, but as a potential customer, I would not look at that business card and go "Oh Archon Computer Solutions.. these guys seem really knowledgeable!" You should consider having a design-oriented person make your business card, if you're very serious about this. It's a worthwhile investment, because appearance is a *LOT* in how people view your business before becoming a customer.

[MyndFyre]

I would consider changing your email to be something like steven@acs.net or something along those lines as well.

It's a good thing that you didn't stick with ", Inc." at the end of your name.  A lot of states' corporation commissions have very specific laws about naming conventions; LLCs and Corporations are required to have suffixes, so that people understand the kinds of risks they assume when they engage in business (for example, a sole proprietorship could allow its owner's assets to be at risk when the business is sued, whereas a LLC or LLP limits its principals from liability, hence its name).