Starting a Home PC repair service, EULA and liability help?

[Sasqui]

My 2 cents. I haven't read the EULA or liability agreement but the risk is low and going LLC isn't particularly justified for occasional help. Should you find yourself with more business (and particularly contracts with businesses), a LLC is highly recommended. Here's a quick glimpse of the steps to do an LLC: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/west-virginia-form-llc-31736.html

 

[a_ump]

I'm with you 100% on doing this as a hobby. A decent flow of income doing something you like is awesome.

I did read the original posts. They concerned me because they have some pretty vague terminology. You don't seem to be the kind of litigious jerk who is capable of writing them, and I'm not capable of doing much better than what you've posted. A lawyer might charge you $100 for an hour of consultation, but you can purchase a pre-produced form from them. They'll know the legal system better than either of us appear to, and should there be a question that lawyer is generally bound to respond because they provided the form and accepted payment for their professional services.

Remember, there is legal liability out there that forced chainsaw manufacturers to write "Do not try to stop moving blade with hands or genitals." Litigious people will always try to find a way to hurt you if they can. By having a professionally prepared release of liability, and by keeping this business as a hobby, you're doing the most reasonable thing that I can imagine.

yea when I was looking up default or random liability papers around the web I barely understood a lot of it, let alone my local community which as I said live like its still 1980. I'd hate for them to ask me, "what en de hell does this mean?" and me say "I don't know, but its saves my ass!!" lol

EDIT: hmmm would you guys keep a business name even though i'm not going to be official? just for formalities and to make it look good? or just use real name?