To All,
Come-on you Guys, lets give Marlon some support here. For God Sake, he has a business to run as well as all of us. And puts in more time on FCC issues than any of us. And I paid my WISPA dues.
Marlon, I support the filing that you prepared. You worked hard on it I know, and I agre
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See http://forums.cacti.net/about12851.html and
http://forums.cacti.net/about12438.html.
See also
http://asn1.elibel.tm.fr/cgi-bin/oid/display?oid=iso.2.840.10036.1&submit=Display&action=display
for the iso section. iso.2.840.10036 appears to be a sta
I just faxed the form for my area
Jory Privett
WCCS
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Fw: USDA RUS loans/grants?
Hi Dylan,
Here is the e-mail I originally sent to the P15 list
Hi Dylan,
Here is the e-mail I originally sent to the P15 list which contains links
to their state notices for the states I could find them associated with.
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Anyone heard of Open Range Communications Inc.?
They have
I have two commercial sites in Normal, IL looking
for coverage. Please hit me off list. Thanks.
Steve Carter
AIRbaud Inc.
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It takes a bit to ramp up. The first 6 months are often pretty slow, after
that it normally kicks up really quickly. Especially lately.
We're seeing anywhere from 50 to 100% per year growth rates depending on
market size, funding, network type etc.
I'm not advertising because we can't cash
I'm going to be devil's advocate and take that further. There's a soon
coming day when the 700MHz and EBS/RBS/WCS(2.3/2.5GHz) folks finally
figure out what equipment and standard they want to go with(3G/UMTS or
mobile WIMAX), then they're going nationwide, and fast. The underfunded
WISPs will b
I would contact your local RUS
representative to see if they have such a list.
Rick
Harnish
President
OnlyInternet
Broadband & Wireless, Inc.
260-827-2482
Office
260-307-4000
Cell
260-918-4340
VoIP
www.oibw.net
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This is an interesting model that I am currently looking into.
I have had offers on our business that equaled the 1.5+ for buy out.
However my question is, if one were purchasing an existing business, what
should the expected growth rate be?
I realize that their could be two figures, one for
We're setting up MT PPPoE w/ Radius and while we're at it maybe hotspot
auth. Recommended packaged solutions? Anyone tried Radius Manager 2.0.2
before? Anyone want to provide some consulting on this that's done it
before? :-)
Thanks
Jon Langeler
Michwave Tech.
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The people doing the session clearly must have been buyers looking for
suckers, or individuals looking to make a killing on the resale themselves.
Now if someone has a low volume, poor reliabilty wifi network, where the
salary to manage it is more than the revenue, and the owner is looking for
Is there a centralized listing of all communities to be effected by Open Range?
Best,-- Dylan OliverPrimaverity, LLC
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The time is coming for WISPs to grow up to the point where they can not
only participate in but lead the evolution of the industry through
effective leverage of potentials like the AWS auction with proper
capitalization.
Consolidation: don't wait for it, do it!
Best,-- Dylan OliverPrimaverity, LLC
Here is the email I sent out to the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
list. Anyone belonging to a "state"@wispa.org
list should send a similar email out to those perspective lists.
Obviously, you should change the contact for your appropriate state.
Those can be found at http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/recd_
chris cooper wrote:
It's the big investors that will get it in the end. They will come with
large bags of cash or paper, consolidate and either take the profits or
flip it to someone else who will.
Chris
The big investors will probably never get it. But the medium sized
folks
surely will. T
I disagree. Any and every WISP should be interested in offering mobile voice, data, and video as a complement to its fixed services. Subscribers *will* want it. Best,-- Dylan Oliver
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It's the big investors that will get it in the end. They will come with
large bags of cash or paper, consolidate and either take the profits or
flip it to someone else who will.
Chris
The big investors will probably never get it. But the medium sized
folks
surely will. Those that are interest
$848k for control of a 2x10 MHz chunk over a fairly large rural area for 15 years is not bad at all. If one's winning bid were $1 million and they received a 25% discount as a "very small business" for a total payment of $750k, that'd work out to just $50k/year. Of course you need to have to pay ou
Man, it's all over the board isn't it.
I know of one that was a mix of wifi and non wifi. Sold out for 1.5x or 2x
annual revenue PLUS a few tens of dollars for every customer that the
network would reasonably support.
Guess it depends on how bad a guy wants out.
I know I'd not sell for 1 x
It's nice to hear of a story like that for a change! Good for you two.
As I see it there's three ways that this would work out.
Buy out his cash input plus a fair amount for his sweat equity.
Figure out your last 12 months income, multiply by 2 if you're making money,
1.2 if not, if it's
Dylan,
Not a problem. Always glad to get things cleared up that way
misinformation does not get passed on. I actually read that same article.
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
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Dawn,
Thanks, good catch. It was Commissioner Copps. His talk is reported
well here: http://wistechnolo
Dawn,Thanks, good catch. It was Commissioner Copps. His talk is reported well here: http://wistechnology.com/article.php?id=2835Best,-- Dylan Oliver
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All,
As quoted from the article;
"The Bell companies on Tuesday sent out a slew of press releases
praising the renomination, but the competitive community remained silent.
Martin’s commissioner colleagues also released statements applauding the
announcement."
Full story below;
http://www.newt
If I read the documentation correctly, the minimum bid for 1 10MHz chunk is some rural area is $848,000.00. Hardly for small companies.
Scott Reed
Owner
NewWays
Wireless Networking
Network Design, Installation and Administration
www.nwwnet.net
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Mark,
As you can tell from all the great replies, there are many different ways to
do this.
Speaking from past experience, one of the best advice that I had received,
was that the folks going into a partnership should negotiate and come to an
agreement on Partnership Termination Terms and Conditio
All,
More news on 700Mhz spectrum.
Full story below;
http://rcrnews.com/news.cms?newsId=26222
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
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All,
This auction is in no way shape or form target to any WISP.
Being auctioned off is 1710-1755 and 2110-2155 MHz bands.
http://wireless.fcc.gov/auctions/default.htm?job=auction_factsheet&id=66
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
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Dylan,
So who was it that spoke at the conference in Milwaukee?
Michael J. Copps
Commissioner
or
Kevin J. Martin
Chairman
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
Dylan Oliver wrote:
The way Chairman Copps talked about it at a recent conference in
Milwaukee, I got the idea the auction might be approachable
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