Marlon,
You were the one who said these businesses don't need the Internet not
me. It was just for entertainment anyways. So don't make it look like I
was the one who went off topic.
If you cannot produce a convincing argument to sell your services to
area businesses then there is nothing I
Travis,
Are you saying there are Wireless Provider business models in the US
that can't handle certified equipment?
What do you suppose that says for the industry?
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
Travis Johnson wrote:
And then the issue becomes how much that vendor is going to mark-up
the product,
Here is a calculator you can use...
https://www.marlinleasing.com/marlin/enduser/quotecalculator.asp
Harold Bledsoe
Deliberant LLC
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Personally, I think there are certain people who should NOT be allowed to
have internet access! People who send a sappy story around the internet
with the tag line of if you believe in God/our country/Mom/apple pie you'll
send this to 100 of your closest friends and beside that, you have to open
Absolutely! I know people who work locally, but don't really want to head
home to use the internet. They know ALL the free hotspots and hit them as
needed...generally buying something from the host business as well.
Jeff
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It is really unfortunate that more people didn't go. Despite the low
attendance, the speaker slate was terrific. Fat Tuesday was very
interesting as well!
Jeff
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Jeff,
I think part of the reason attendance was so low was for the lack of
advertising. Unless you were on certain lists there was very little
mention of WISPCON. Plus the fact that previous shows were canceled made
it so not a lot of wireless providers even expected there would be
another
Who's credit is used?
Does the customer do the leasing?
Are they signing a lease agreement?
If so, what happens if they have bad credit?
- Peter
Travis Johnson wrote:
And thus my argument (and proof of concept) for leasing the CPE...
going on 5 years now with leasing and we could do 1,000
Mac,
The big thing everyone forgets about the leases... you can buy in much
higher quantities, thus cancelling out all the interest.
We now buy CPE 250 at a time. So, even after 3 years of interest, I am
paying the same as the guy buying them 10 at a time. :)
Travis
Microserv
Mac Dearman
Jeff Broadwick wrote:
Personally, I think there are certain people who should NOT be allowed to
have internet access! People who
Yeah, people who don't pay their bills!
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This is all thru our company. We own the equipment when the lease is
over. Right now, after doing this for 5 years, we still have about 85%
of our original CPE in the field.
Travis
Microserv
Peter R. wrote:
Who's credit is used?
Does the customer do the leasing?
Are they signing a lease
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Referral system.
Marketing via door hangers and signs.
PR.
Guerrilla marketing.
Smith, Rick wrote:
OK Marlon, how're you getting those customers to know about the choice
you offer ?
As a guy who's promising investors around 500 customers / year, I'm
starting to look seriously into how to get
I have suspended JohnnyO for comments made last week. This is a 3 day
suspension.
Here are the rules of the list.
This list is dedicated to the regulatory, legislative and best practices of
the WISP industry.
The list is currently a public list server but will likely become a members
Please don't take the general wispa list private. I think that taking
such an action would be detrimental to all subscribers, both members and
non-members and would be out of synch with the statement below. For the
record- Im a member.
Chris Cooper
Intelliwave
This list is dedicated to
I would disagree with that.
Further, I would say that most of the folks using an MT/StarOS system
would tell you that price had little or nothing to do with their
decision. There are plenty of solutions available that are just as
cheap as building your own, perhaps cheaper - all things
Honestly,
Would you buy RB112/532/whatever boards if they cost $1k vs $100 each?
-Charles
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Please welcome Peter Radizeski of RAD-INFO as WISPA's newest Associate
Member. I know many of you already know Peter as someone who has a
wealth of knowledge to bring to our efforts. I am sure I speak for us
all in saying thanks to Peter for making his relationship with WISPA
formal. Here is a
For those interested... Looking through XO Holdings for FY06 they breakout
Nextlink's performance. The headline is revenue of $1.2M on expenses of
$17M.
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Marlon,
All I can say is, this is great. Thanks so much to you guys (and gal) for
doing this work. For me, this CALEA safe harbor work you are doing alone
makes me feel justified in paying to be a member of WISPA. I probably would
not even have become conscious in a serious way of CALEA without
Yep, price has nothing to do with it from our perspective.
All about the options @ the antenna. Ospf. Routing. Hotspot. On
every rooftop.That brings mesh on the next go around. Very
important in the long run.
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Speakeasy went for 1.2x annual revenue. What is a smaller isp worth?
http://www.speakeasy.net/press/pr/pr032707.php
Best Buy anticipates a closing date for the transaction in the first
quarter of its 2008 fiscal year. Following the close, Speakeasy would
operate as a wholly owned subsidiary
Speakeasy was not a WISP.
*Middletown, RI—Jan. 30, 2007—*Towerstream (OTCBB: TWER.OB), a leading
fixed wireless Internet provider, today announced the launch of its
Hi-Vi T1+ wireless broadband solution in the Seattle metropolitan area.
The company has acquired Speakeasy's wireless broadband
On Sun, 1 Apr 2007, Travis Johnson wrote:
Isn't the reason most people are using MT is because of the cost?
How many people would buy a RB532 if it was $500? or $1,000? What
is everyone's limit? ;)
I can't speak for others, but I would assume that most people buy
them for the same reason I
That is about average for an XO company :)
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/is?s=xoho.ob
Matt Liotta wrote:
For those interested... Looking through XO Holdings for FY06 they breakout
Nextlink's performance. The headline is revenue of $1.2M on expenses of
$17M.
-Matt
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I can tell you now, the sales volume would be MUCH less if the price
went up... yes, they have great functionality, but a lot of people are
buying them because of the price alone. Even if an RB532 went up to only
$200, it becomes more cost effective to buy Trango, Canopy, etc. for
less money
I ride both sides of this fence
I started out leasing all of my CPE in March 2004 and for the next 24
months did more leases when we needed more CPE, buying 100 at a time.
We reached a point where it looked like it didn't make a lot of sense to
continue the leasing. The rates were
*high fives charles*
On 4/2/07 3:44 PM, Charles Wu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Honestly,
Would you buy RB112/532/whatever boards if they cost $1k vs $100 each?
-Charles
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