Marlon,
It's so much easier for you to justify the whole thing by saying everyone
that wants internet access has it. There is no way education and economics
would change this situation?
What situation? If one doesn't know about internet by now there's no
level of education that will
He heard it from Bullit I'm sure, who was making excuses for the decline
in attendance ?
I dunno, I never found much need for shows. Not enough time to go away
for 3 days.
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Surfs up!
http://www.google.com/tisp/
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So is April 1st.
Lonnie
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Surfs up!
http://www.google.com/tisp/
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Wow... that's not the right attitude for a business that once the
customer is gone, you won't get them back.
We are growing as fast as we can. March will be another record month for
us with 120+ installs. If we could do 200, I would. I'm not sure why
anyone would not want faster growth? Could
Quite so. Very true.
Tom DeReggi wrote:
The idea is to put yourself in a spot that you won't feel the squeeze.
When enough of your gear is paid for, enough of your cell sites are
traded, once you've reached a scale to have rock bottom bandwidth, and
spread your business around without all
Is that billed by the gallon flushed or what?
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Surfs up!
http://www.google.com/tisp/
He heard it from Bullit I'm sure, who was making excuses for the decline
in attendance ?
No I did not. I heard it from another wisp. I actually wanted to go
in the worst way but was way to busy.
Matt
I dunno, I never found much need for shows. Not enough time to go away
for 3 days.
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Yes, I have.
John
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Anybody on the list know of or have worked with this outfit?
Matt wrote:
No I did not. I heard it from another wisp. I actually wanted to go
in the worst way but was way to busy.
Matt
Bullit sent WISPA over 5 free passes. We offered them around, not sure
if they all went or not.
I think what was heard the most was, I would go if I had time, I
Marlon,
Are you sure you are in the business of selling Internet? You find more
excuses why potential customers don't need your services. The Internet
is NOT just for entertainment.
So I suppose this tire shop doesn't use a phone, make appointments,
order parts, check on parts ordered, have a
MARLON,
Starting to agree here. Some of our odd ones:
I have 2 fruit stands, adding a third tomorrow, many restaurants, one big o
tire and an oil change place, an 89 year old widow ( family tree stuff,
can't spell) and a couple of mechanic shops and a truck shop. And some have
home connections
Mexican classrooms go hi-tech
By Duncan Kennedy
BBC News, Mexico City
Ping ping, beep beep, tap tap. What would you think those noises are? A
new video game? A children's toy, perhaps? Or even some exotic musical
instrument?
Well, in some ways, you would be right about all three. In fact, it
My cash flow doesn't support it. We started this business with a ton of
debt and no outside income other than my wife's part time job.
It takes money to grow. Grow too fast and you can run out of money just as
fast as you can by not growing fast enough.
How many companies do you know that
LOL I guess you could put those words into my mouth.
*I'm* not the one that doesn't want internet. I don't think that businesses
can be as efficient without internet as they could be with it. But it's not
my job to run their businesses, it's simply to supply services to them.
We don't do
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007, John Scrivner wrote:
lists out there. Butch is one of my favorite people in this
industry. He is not just a good consultant, he is a good person who
genuinely cares about the people as much as the work. He is a
Thank you for the very kind introduction. And thank you as
On Sat, 31 Mar 2007, Mac Dearman wrote:
So I wonder what Butch thinks about MikroTik? :-)
Mac..you cracker! You gotta KNOW. :-)
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On Sat, 31 Mar 2007, Doug Ratcliffe wrote:
As far as Mikrotik goes, if any one/more/all MT vendor(s) in this
country paid an FCC lab to certify the boards/radios (can't the
radios/antennas can be modular certified by Ubiquiti/Senao?), could
that work as a blanket certification that MT could
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 installs per month
(assuming we could get the man-power, vehicles, tools, etc.) if we wanted.
The other difference is we aren't using VC money or ANY outside
And then the issue becomes how much that vendor is going to mark-up the
product, in addition to the FCC cert costs for all their time, efforts, etc.
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
Can anyone provide me with figures to use in a business plan for
equipment leasing ?
Using Tranzeo / Trango so far, will switch to Mikrotik based setups on
900 mhz / 5.8 ghz and continue to use Tranzeo and Ruckus Wireless CPE's
for 2.4
I need examples on what costs look like - per sub / per unit
DANG it!! I don't think it's gonna work cuz I'm on a septic system.
D. Ryan Spott wrote:
Surfs up!
http://www.google.com/tisp/
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As Butch states (in general) each complete system needs to be
individually certified however, the lab that I work with has advised that:
IF the vendor (or WISP) that obtains the original certification Grant
chooses to make their complete system specifications public rather than
asking the FCC
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