Hello,
Trevellyan.biz has closed due to personal circumstances. We appreciate all the support you’ve given to our business over the years, value the relationships we’ve formed with you.
Saied Abbasi of WPHelp.co has acquired the web and email business of Trevellyan.biz. We will be available to him as a resource for the foreseeable future. We overlapped with Saied on some client work over a year ago and were struck by his courtesy and professionalism. We’ve vetted his understanding and approach to WordPress, security, and web hosting and feel confident he will care for your website the same way we have tried to over the years. The only action required from you is to contact Saied to set up billing with WPHelp.co. If you do so in a timely manner, there will be no disruption of service.
We also have a recommendation for computer help and technical support/IT services. Michael Schwab operates Schwab Technology Services, LLC. We’ve spent time speaking with Mike about our clients, his approach, and the way he works, and we’re confident he brings the same care, judgment, and professionalism we’ve always tried to provide.
For graphic design and marketing services, we’re happy to report that we have found a local company, Ghent House, who we are confident can help you. While we have not worked with them personally, they are a friend of a friend whom we trust. You have no obligation to work with them, but if you should choose to, they have agreed to hold our rates for eighteen months. Please be sure to mention us when you talk to them:
Sarah Bassine
[email protected]
917 658 9028
Matt Lester
[email protected]
917 514 3845
We are here to answer any questions and appreciate your understanding.
Below we’ve included messages from Saied and Michael.
Thank you,
Robert and Suzanne Trevellyan
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Hello,
It is a pleasure to meet you all! Robert has expressed a tremendous amount of care when talking about his clients. He has also taken the time to vet the services that I provide. I look forward to doing everything I can to meet the standards that Robert and Suzanne have set forth in their working relationships with you.
Straightaway I want to assure you that your underlying services will remain the same and your pricing for those services will remain the same. If you have concerns or questions please feel free to reach out to me directly at [email protected] — I am available and would love to hear from you!
I look forward to learning about each of your organizations and businesses, and I would love to meet you over Zoom when your schedules permit.
I have worked in WordPress for the last twelve years. And make friendly communication a key part of what my business strives to provide. For those of you based in upstate New York, I have partnered with many of your neighbors over the years including Yaddo, Art Omi, Visit Hudson NY, Hawthorne Valley Association, Adelphi Paper Hangings, Columbia Land Conservancy, and more.
Thank you,
Saied
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Schwab Technology Services, LLC
As Robert transitions away from providing ongoing technology support, he’s asked me to serve as a point of contact for individuals and home office clients who may need assistance going forward.
My name is Mike Schwab, and I operate Schwab Technology Services, LLC, a local technology services firm focused on practical, hands-on support for individuals and home offices.
My work is grounded in a simple approach:
- Understand how you actually use your technology
- Address real problems, not theoretical ones
- Recommend solutions that are appropriate, sustainable, and easy to live with
I work with a wide range of technology needs, including home networks, personal devices, backups, security, and general troubleshooting. Some issues are quick fixes; others benefit from stepping back and thinking through the bigger picture. Either way, the goal is the same: things should work, and you should feel comfortable using them.
Robert and Suzanne have spent years building trusted relationships with you, their clients. I take that trust seriously and aim to carry forward the same values they’ve always emphasized: clear communication, sound judgment, and respect for your time and situation.
If you have a current issue or would simply like to establish a point of contact for the future, please reach out directly.
Contact
Mike Schwab
Schwab Technology Services, LLC
[email protected]
www.schwabtechservices.com
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