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Written by Web Master
Saturday, 12 June 2004
Does technical support cost anything? No. Technical support is free for both billiard Business Solutions and Sales Tracker POS software. There's two ways to receive support. We offer tool free technical support and live chat via the support forums. For the support chat, you will need to have a free account with our support forums.
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