One unhurried in-home visit plus 3 months of a direct line to a local, background-checked tech guardian. You set it up in one call or text; I take it from there — and you get a written recap after my visit.
$199 · refundable any time before the visit
Call or text to buy — (352) 836-1337
Serving Rainbow Springs, Dunnellon, Crystal River & the surrounding Nature Coast. Questions first? Call or text (352) 836-1337.
Three minutes, one call or text. Tell me your parent’s name and phone number (or surprise them — I’m good at that conversation). I mail a large-print gift card to you or to them — your choice.
One unhurried 75–90 minute visit, scheduled at their pace. Devices set up, Wi-Fi and printer sorted, photos and contacts where they belong, and the doors scammers use — locked. I arrive as “the person your daughter set up for you,” and I follow five promises printed on every receipt.
Within 24 hours you receive a plain-English written recap: what I found, what I fixed, what to watch. Then for 3 months, your parent texts or calls me before they click, pay, or panic — that’s the part that prevents the worst day.
Call or text to buy — (352) 836-1337 Text “GIFT + Whole House” — $298
+$99 Whole House: adds new-device setup or smart-speaker/streaming setup to the same visit.
The refund promise: if it turns out this isn’t right for your parents, I refund every cent before the visit — no questions, no forms, ever. And I will never auto-renew a gift into a charge. When the 3 months end, I ask you first — most families continue at $39/mo, but nothing happens unless you say so.
Jeffery Benbenek — I live in Rainbow Springs, minutes from your parents. I served my country, then spent my career defending some of the largest companies in America against nation-state hackers and ransomware crews. I’ve completed a Florida (FDLE) criminal background check, and I hold a current Florida concealed-weapon license, which requires a fingerprint-based FDLE & FBI national background check with ongoing monitoring. I’m insured, and I’ll happily show proof before I set foot inside — and I’d encourage your parents to verify me independently before any visit. That’s what I’d want for my own grandfather.