Leading Edge Technologies of WCH, LLC

05/05/2026

05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you all!!!!

05/01/2026

Today is Kamille Helsel’s last day at Leading Edge Technologies, and she will be truly missed. She has been a tremendous asset to our team, bringing dedication, skill, and a positive spirit to everything she did. While it’s hard to see her go, we’re excited for the next chapter in her life. Kamille will be graduating from college and joining her husband in Pensacola, Florida, as he continues his service in the United States Marine Corps. We’re proud of her and wish her nothing but success in the amazing opportunities ahead.

04/23/2026

Attention K-mart shoppers! Leading Edge Technologies will be closed this afternoon 4/23/2026 so we can attend a funeral. We thank you for your support!

04/13/2026

Attention Leading Edge Technologies Patrons!!! On April 15th, 2026 we will be returning to our non-tax season hours. Which are Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM. Should you need assistance outside of these hours contact us by phone and/or text message @ 740-313-4682.

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

Here is our newest ad for facebook! Thanks to ChatGPT and Calvin Haines!!! Please Share!!!!

03/27/2026

Microsoft Surface Pro - $300 +Tax

Upgrade your setup with a reliable, business-ready Microsoft Surface Pro— backed by professional support from your trusted local tech experts. This is a lightweight & portable touchscreen 2-in-1 (tablet + laptop).

Purchase includes: 1 year of professional remote support, and professional data transfer service to securely move your files.

Specifications
• Intel i5-7300U
•8GB RAM
•256GB SSD
•Windows 11 Pro

03/26/2026

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PSA: High Alert for Tech Support Refund Scams & Remote PC Takeover

Criminals are actively targeting consumers with sophisticated "tech support" scams designed to steal money and gain full control of personal computers. These scams often involve fake security alerts, bogus renewal invoices, and fraudulent refund offers.

The Scam Tactics
Fake Invoices/Pop-ups: You receive an email, text, or browser pop-up claiming you’ve been charged hundreds of dollars for a subscription renewal (e.g., Geek Squad, McAfee, Norton).
The "Refund" Trap: When you call to dispute the fake charge, the "agent" offers a refund but claims they accidentally refunded too much (e.g., $5,000 instead of $50).
Remote Control: To "process" the refund, they ask for remote access to your computer using tools like AnyDesk, TeamViewer, or LogMeIn.
The Extortion: Once inside, they may freeze your computer, show you fake evidence of viruses, or demand you "repay" the excess refund via gift cards, cryptocurrency, or wire transfer.

How to Protect Yourself
Never give remote access to your computer to an unsolicited caller or a contact from a pop-up.
Legitimate companies (Microsoft, Apple, etc.) will never call you to report a virus or demand payment via gift cards.
Hang up on unsolicited calls and close pop-up messages immediately (use Task Manager or force-restart if necessary).
Verify any refund or invoice by contacting the company directly through their official, trusted website or phone number—not the one provided in the alert.

If You Have Already Given Access
Disconnect Immediately: Turn off your Wi-Fi or unplug your internet cable.
Uninstall Remote Tools: Remove programs like AnyDesk or UltraViewer.
Run Scans: Use up-to-date anti-virus software to check for malware.
Change Passwords: Change passwords for all online accounts, especially banking, from a different, secure device.
Contact Your Bank: Report fraudulent charges to your bank or credit card company.

02/03/2026

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