Get Tech Help: Tell Us What Is Broken

Tell us what is broken. Computer, email, website, domain or server: you get free advice, or a fixed price before any work starts. You pay nothing unless you accept.

  • Servers and VPSSet up, secure, fix and move Linux or Windows servers.
  • WebsitesWordPress down, slow or hacked; moves to a better host.
  • EmailMail bouncing or in spam: SPF, DKIM, DMARC fixed.
  • Domains, DNS, SSLRecords, Cloudflare and HTTPS that just work.
  • ComputersSlow, crashing or showing errors, fixed remotely.
  1. 1You describe itPlain words are fine. Add the exact error if you have it.
  2. 2We replyFree advice, or a fixed price and time estimate.
  3. 3We fix itOnly if you accept, and we show you what changed.

Never send passwords here. If we need access, we agree a safe way after you accept.

Free to ask. We use your details only to reply (privacy policy).

Why not just ask an AI chatbot? Use it for ideas. But a chatbot cannot look at your server, DNS or mail logs, and nobody stands behind its answer. We do the work and tell you exactly what we changed.

Questions people ask first

How much does it cost to ask?

Nothing. Describe the problem and we reply with free advice. If it needs hands-on work, we send a fixed price first, and you pay nothing unless you accept it.

What can you fix?

Linux and Windows servers and VPS, WordPress and other websites, email delivery (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, spam folder problems), domains, DNS, Cloudflare and SSL certificates, and slow or broken computers.

Do you need my passwords?

Never send passwords in the form or by email. If hands-on work is needed and you accept the price, we agree a safe, temporary way to get access, and you remove it when we are done.

Who will answer my message?

A real person from the Liberian Geek team, the same people who write and test our server and website tutorials. Replies come by email from [email protected].

Can you help if I am not technical?

Yes. You do not need the technical words. Tell us what you see, add a screenshot or the exact error if you have one, and we take it from there.

Prefer email? Write to [email protected]. Want to check things yourself first? Try our free DNS, email and SSL tools.