SmartSource Inc

I agree with another poster. I have done a few jobs for this company and they pay super low wages $ 14 to $ 20.00 per hour to the techs.
I have a college degree in Information Systems, 10+ years of experience and A+, Network+, MCP, HP and other certifications and they never are willing to budge on the price until it gets to be 1-​day before the job starts, then they will offer an extra $ 2.00 per hour.
You are better off hiring a local company that will be very happy to work with you on any of your technology issues.

I was a contractor for these people last summer. The 1-​week gig for the number of hours paid OK at $ 17 an hour, but since then, they email a job alert here and there. I just got this one:
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Technician needed to replace a Mother Board on a HP5850 Desktop, for a financial institution on SE Sunnyside Road in Clackamas, OR. All equipment will be onsite.
Thursday, July 24^th, 2014, anytime between 11am and 3pm
Pays $ 20 per hour with a 2 hour minimum. Parking and tolls are reimbursed
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The last gig I did was low-​ball like this and it at the outset, it wasn’t worth the time it took to drive there, but I was bored in between gigs so I bit.
If you’re a tech with A+ experience and skills, $ 20 is OK earnings IF it’s full time and IF it comes with some benefits, but I am of the mind that this client, whoever it is, is getting thoroughly screwed and probably paying the going rate of a few hundred for on-​site work and the tech who performs the work is getting a pittance.
They must be taking pointers from Wal-​Mart on how to exploit a labor pool. It’s really disgusting the way the economy depresses wages to start with and IT is being pulled downward by vultures like these guys.
So, if you’re a client considering hiring these guys — you’ll do better on Craigslist or with a local company. These days, most small shops around Portland are doing flat-​rate repairs for $ 90 excluding parts but that’s for bringing your computer to them, not for on-​site work.