Computer Inferno closes
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By Michelle Carolla
WBTW Reporter/Anchor
Published: August 14, 2008
A controversial Grand Strand computer store closed. News 13 learned from a customer that Computer Inferno in Socastee had a sign on its door saying they closed and were no longer associated with Seaside Computers.
The owner Robert Hussey is the owner of both Computer Inferno and Seaside Computers. Hussey said in an exclusive statement that he closed the business to simplify his operations. He realized there will be problems, but he’s worked to resolve nearly all the customer issues.
In July, News 13 reported that Microsoft filed a suit against Hussey on charges of pirating software. He was also charged in Horry County a few months back on charges of selling a refurbished computer as new.
At last word, 15th Circuit Cout Solicitor Greg Hembree said Hussey has until the end of August to either plead guilty or go to court on the county charges.
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Posted by ( hebertd ) on August 22, 2008 at 1:04 pm
On 8/4/08 i dropped off my computer which had crashed to their Socastee store for evaluation. They said they would retrieve the data and provide me with a disc in exchange for the computer. Their store closed before i had a chance to pick it up. I have called them repeatedly and sent a letter of complaint to no avail. Help
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