>I hear what you're saying about support.  Here's what I do with my
>customers to help "make it right:"  I charge them for 24 hours of
>support at roughly 1/2 my regular rate.  At the end of the year,
>whatever balance hours have not been used on support are then credited
>to them toward NEW development.  So, they see it as a value whereby
>they're covered in support AND they do not lose any money because at
>least it buys them SOMETHING rather than something like insurance for a
>person who never uses it.  It may not be as lucrative, but my customers
>appreciate it and I appreciate the continued business.

That is much more fair. The white box vendor I use--they built my current 
network--does that, and they've made me very loyal by doing so, even though 
I have to pay premium prices for their hardware.

Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org


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