while those software are good and have a lot of features. The best value for
your dollar is with MOL Cybercafes Management Software.It's FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!
pls use this link to view its powerfull features:-
http://read.virtualave.net or http://www.geocities.com/cybercafesoftware
When you decide to sign up for free ...when asked for Recommender UserID
use "CYBERSTATE"
Yeah they even pay $$$$$$$$ for refering people.So your they actually paying
you to use their software.
Regards
Shiva
CYBERSTATE CAFE
Hi,
> Cybertime or NetStop is what you are looking for. My wife and I just opened
> a caf� with ten comp. and we are using CybercafePro. The software is good
> but like you say cannot keep track of other goods we sell. We got
> CybercafePro because of the price, we spent a lot of money on the equipment
> and decoration for the caf� so ran out of money before openning. Check-out
> cybertime the price tag is higher than cybercafepro but I think is wort it.
> Good Luck
> Rafael Hildebrand
> e-Caf�
> Guatemala
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: RQ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 1:26 PM
> Subject: [cc] Any suggestions ?
>
>
> > Hello all, seems that many guys and gals around here who already have a
> > cybercafe could help some of us who still don't and we would like to have
> > your sincere opinion on the usage of a controling software that will help
> > to take account all users and other stuff that could be sold, like
> > pastries, beverages, laser printing, etc.
> >
> > I have been looking at some programs, like CybercafePro, which seems to be
> > very popular but it lacks POS - point of sale - option, which in my
> opinion
> > weakens it, as a cybercafe must also make some cash at the mentioned
> > services or Cybergate, which I have heard of but not found in the net to
> > evaluate or Easycafe, which seems to comply better, but could you
> > cyber-sysops spare some time and please tell us which software you are
> > using to account for all type of sales and if their result is satisfactory
> > - good, according to the price payed for it ? I know that there are all
> > types of needs and "gustos" but no opinion is better that the one that
> > comes from the user, not the publisher.
> >
> > I have read some postings named " the best so and so" but they lack
> > objectivity and the thread dilutes into a spam no spam talk, which takes
> > nowhere as to the initial question and so said thread is no good to us.
> >
> > In my opinion a cybercafe is a place where people gather mainly to be with
> > each other in a nice enviroment. To be able to provide such enviroment an
> > art gallery with photos, paintings, drawings etc., from users will attract
> > customers as will assorted food & beverages to take away or to enjoy in
> house.
> >
> > If you make a small list of saleable goods you'll probably will end with
> > something like this:
> >
> > 1 - walk in time (fixed or depending of time of day (low/high))
> > 2 - payed in advance time (at a possible discount)
> > 3 - various type of coffees (of course)
> > 4 - other beverages (teas, milkshakes, beer, alcoholic, etc)
> > 5 - preprepared sweet foods
> > 6 - preprepared salty foods
> > 7 - out of the package food (potato chips in example)
> > 8 - microwave food (popcorn?)
> > 9 - "fast" on demand salty food (sandwiches, salads, hotdogs, burgers,
> etc. )
> > 10 - souvenirs of various kinds (caps, t-shirts, postcards, etc)
> > 11 - computers & related accesories
> > 12 - Other... ???
> >
> > As you can see, the sale of internet time takes only 2 positions on this
> > list. I envision a cybercafe as an eating place with computers to surf,
> > e-mail, play, etc. as an attraction. Taken the choice; would you go to the
> > place where there are only computers or a "little bit more" like food and
> > the sort ?
> >
> > Well, we need a program that will in a simple way help us account for all
> > possible type of bussines w can possible make in our cybercafe. Any
> > suggestions ?
> >
> > Thanks to all for your kind attention
> >
> > Raul
> >
> >
> >
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