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J R K Computer Supplies

01902326426 Unit 27 Wombourne Enterprise Park, Bridgnorth Road,
WOLVERHAMPTON, WV5 0AL view on map
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About Us

FOR ALL YOUR COMPUTER NEEDS, FROM LAPTOPS, PC'S, PRINTERS,FAX MACHINES,TONERS, CARTRIDGES AND ALL OTHER COMPUTER CONSUMABLES TOGETHER WITH A WIDE RANGE OF OFFICE STATIONARY

Specialist Services:

Established for 20 years JRK has experience staff who actually know what they are talking about

Services Offered:

For All Your Computer Needs, Hardware and Consumables A fast and efficiency service at a very competitive cost A Complete Service for all your Office Stationary

Awards/Ratings/Associations:

Small Business Federation

Services Offered:

Businesses

Consumers

Other

Conveniences Offered:

Price Match

Money back Guarantee

Credit Card Payments

Free Parking

Free Quotes

Customer service / helpline

Areas Served:

Nationwide

Business Hours:

Sunday closed to closed

Monday 9:00 to 17:00

Tuesday 9:00 to 18:00

Wednesday 9:00 to 18:00

Thursday 9:00 to 18:00

Friday 9:00 to 16:00

Saturday closed to closed

Operating Since:

1987

Branches:

Keywords:

Laptops, Computers, Printers, IT Consumables, Office Stationary, Fax Machines

Reviews

All Computer Needs

JRK Computer Supplies give a fast and efficient service at a very competitive price. They have a wide product range, ranging from Computers, Laptops, Printers and also a wide range of Computer and Office Consumables. In the computer business for 18 years they have gained a vast amount of experience in their field. Their staff are very helpful and polite - anything you require for your computer needs, JRK Computer Supplies is the place to go. Must mention their brand new website, easy to use you can find what you are looking for in next to no time. If you would like to visit type in www.jrkcomputersupplies.co.uk

10
Roy B.

Review Date: 08/06/2005 Report review