Wow, you all replace a lot of kit. What are the main reasons for the CPE's
dying? Isn't there something you can do to improve the install of the units
to help prevent these failures?
We have only been offering services for a year but so far haven't had to
replace a single CPE. We build the CPE's
That's the most expensive CPE, isn't it? probably why they work so well.
I know the failure rate of Moto stuff has been 1 in a 100 or so..
Perhaps 1 in 50 in you count $10 power supplies.
Paul Hendry wrote:
Wow, you all replace a lot of kit. What are the main reasons for the CPE's
dying?
George,
So what are you running now, for CPE? I like JohnnyO's idea of a
replacement charge/Mo. - Nextel charges 2.95, and if your radio goes in
the toilet, they just give you another.
Ron Wallace
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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 22:03:44 -0800
From: George [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Guys,
I believe there is a difference in what DirectTV and Nextel does.
Those companies give the equipment to the end-user for the contract
they sign. It is the owner's responsibility to replace if needed;
hence, the insurance offered to the owner...customer.
As I, and others have stated, we
I did a quick analysis and I have returned 45 bad radios to Tranzeo.
However, I have received 40 working radios back from them, so I'm only
really out about 5. Out of 1000 or so customers, I think that is an
acceptable balance between inexpensive CPE and quality of construction.
Heck,
Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
It would be nice to be able to have a CPE that we could
open up and just replace the guts that have gone bad, but other than
that I can't really think of a better way to handle it.
And this is the reason I didn't go back to Tranzeo.
I used them before smart
Hillarious.
But what really defines who/what a company is? If company A buys company B,
fires everyone from company A, employs everyone from company B, is company A
really still company A? I always looked at YDI, as Michael Young, who cashed
out. Or is the product line a better definition of
This is the way all my demarctech.com radios are. It's all I've ever
used. I go to a site, pop 4 screws...unplug pigtailplug in new
board.screw in 4 screws and I'm off to configure. It's all mounted
so you don't have to re aim or anything. I like it.
I happen to know they are
Attention Trango
Users:
ALL Pricing on our Web is
MSRP! None of you should be buying at MSRP. Due to the fact that we sell through
distributors internationally, we do not publish WISP pricing. You all, CAN and
Should have a login and password toour Webstore which will give you WISP
How do ya'll do it? I used to remember everything, but I am forgetting
things lately. Maybe it's old age (i did just turn 22) or maybe the
work volume has increased past my memory's capacity. Either way I need
a solution. Do I go with a program on the laptop? Or some kind of
handheld
We have a full time person that handles customer calls to schedule
appointments and service calls.
JohnnyO
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I tie strings to my fingers and toes...
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Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:
How do ya'll do it? I used to remember everything, but I am
forgetting things lately. Maybe it's old age (i did just turn 22) or
maybe the work volume has increased past my memory's capacity. Either
way I need a solution. Do I go with a program on the laptop?
If your a linux guy or have one you know, you can use a program called
conflux (www.conflux.ee) its a groupware program that has mail,
calendar, job ect. Its very clean and functional with a nice interface
(http). I use this so I can hit my schedule anywhere on the net. Any
groupware will
Oh ya, it needs to work on XP.
Bo Hamilton wrote:
If your a linux guy or have one you know, you can use a program called
conflux (www.conflux.ee) its a groupware program that has mail,
calendar, job ect. Its very clean and functional with a nice
interface (http). I use this so I can hit
I use to do this but kept falling of the ladder as the same string was
attached to both my finger and toe ;)
Grab a spare PC and build a standard FreeBSD box then stick SugarCRM on it
(it's not that hard to do as I've managed it ;). Once it's set-up you can
admin it from Windows via the HTML
SugarCRM is good, so is vtiger crm which is based on the sugar crm code
Dan
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Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 6:27 PM
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danlist wrote:
SugarCRM is good, so is vtiger crm which is based on the sugar crm code
Dan
SugarCRM is the basis for SalesForce.com.
SugarCRM can be purchased in a hosted per user fashion that you can
access anywhere.
Outlook/PDA works.
Mozilla has a calendar function. (Project Sunbird
SugarCRM charges for the outlook plug, while vtiger gives it away, plus they
have a toolbar for firefox
I have both systems up and running vtiger is what we have chosen to use
If anybody needs to use, I can set you up on your database for either crm
program (vtiger or sugarcrm) - $10 per user
What are SugarCRM and Vtiger written in?
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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Perl or php I think
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What are SugarCRM and Vtiger
These all look cool for Open source of doing what Goldmine or Outlook
already do, jsut with a few more features. But the problem with these is
they are not industry specific and are really individual centered.
Managing installtion and sales leads in the WISP industry is much different.
Each
Tom,
Good point and its true that these products are generic but with vtiger (and I
assume sugarcrm) you link just about any event/task/project to any type of
lead/account
Dan
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Sent:
Tom,
Excellent point about the whole process of getting a customer. Could
this
be done in a project management tool? You could assign each customer as a
project, set up gant charts for the start to finish process and track each
customer as a separate project. I'm just thinking off the
Thank you Matt Larsen. I just added that to my portfolio of helpful
items..
-B-
Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:
How do ya'll do it? I used to remember everything, but I am
forgetting things lately. Maybe it's old age (i did just turn 22) or
maybe the
Bob,
Make sure you get the free intelisync download from Yahoo, it allows
you to
sync everything with your desktop Outlook with a press of the button. I like
this feature as it seems much easier to input items on the calendar and
contact list in outlook rather than the web interface on
Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:
How do ya'll do it? I used to remember everything, but I am forgetting
things lately. Maybe it's old age (i did just turn 22) or maybe the
work volume has increased past my memory's capacity. Either way I need
a solution. Do I go with a program on the laptop?
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