There are definitely good benifits from using your own service.
Nevertheless, there are also benifits from using the competition--you
learn how they do things. This can be especially good with the big
players who are quite good at putting together install kits that are
economical, scale well,
Most (if not all) of your employees should use your service as well.
It's called drinking the kool-aid.
FYI... Coke, Pepsi, Miller and Bud require that each employees'
household only drink their kool-aid.
In NC, a Coke driver was fired for having lunch at a restaurant that
only sold Pepsi.
In
I use my competitors wireless, as I can not service myself. I can tell
you that I have nothing to worry about, as I never get more than 512k
down, and that is at 2AM. We do cooperate though, and they have hooked
up some of their customers to my service. It does make me feel good
about myself,
Of you that have employees...
1. Do you 'require' that the use your service if available?
2. If so, how do you charge them for using your services?
a. Those that are actively involved in maintaining your
network...
b. Those that are employees, but have no direct responsibility
for
We've always given the service to our employees for free. But my
employees are mostly all long term.
Cliff Leboeuf wrote:
Of you that have employees...
1. Do you 'require' that the use your service if available?
2. If so, how do you charge them for using your services?
a. Those that
At absolute total effort, conserve and be respectful to 900Mhz spectrum.
900 is very unique spectrum in demand, with little available. Interference
can be picked up from 30 miles away easilly.
There are also many 900 uses that use jsut small slices here and there. And
there are many things that
We provide our services free off charge to all our employees when we can.
Unfortunately there is more then one we can not provide free service to due
to LOS issues etc of course they can always get a free dialup acct with us
but consider they work here that generally don't cut it in those cases
I third the comment.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] 900 MHz Help
I agree with
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From: Cliff Leboeuf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [WISPA] How many of you actually use your own service -- Part
2!
Of you that have employees...
1. Do you
Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 wrote:
2. If so, how do you charge them for using your services?
mks: No, it's free to them. They have to buy their own radio but
service is free to them. It's one of the bennies of working here.
Other than working for me it's probably the only one :-)
Hey Guys, get yout butt down here for the:
19th Arin Reunion:
http://www.arin.net/ARIN-XIX/index.html
or:
29th ICANN Reunion
http://icannsanjuan.pr/
You're all invited to our worlclass Convetion Center where the meetings
will be held, Arin is in April, ICANN in July.
Bring your swimsuit
We have deployed a couple dozen Senao aps, both the 2611 and 3220. All
are less than a yr. old. Approximately half have died and exhibited the
same symptoms: Lan connectivity good, broadcast good, users can connect
but not get out onto the network. Has anyone else seen this?
Thanks
Chris
Yes, I believe it is an issue that was mentioned before concerning
certain intel chipsets in laptops vs a CB3 in AP mode. It seems to be
cropping up more and more for me. I has swapped out one hotsport with an
old ezbridge and am looking to replace another two with deliberant aps
this week.
http://gigaom.com/2007/04/10/munifi-build-it-and-they-still-dont-come/
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Surely you don't see this as any kind of surprise?
Like I've been saying all along, the Cellular guys will dominate the Mobile
User market. Muni-Networks are, IMO, largely a get rich quick scheme for
the few that are talented enough to sway overeager city counsels into
writing big checks for a
Is anyone serving the Amherst, MA area?
Best,
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Primaverity, LLC
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Brad Belton wrote:
Surely you don't see this as any kind of surprise?
Like I've been saying all along, the Cellular guys will dominate the Mobile
User market. Muni-Networks are, IMO, largely a get rich quick scheme for
the few that are talented enough to sway overeager city counsels into
Umm, Suprised? Im not. Many here figured as much. Until they can figure out
how to get bandwidth in the house at comparable speeds to cable and dsl the
take rate will be low.
Superior Wireless
New Orleans,La.
www.superior1.com
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This is a new one for me. This new member started life as a cable
operator and has since sold out of that part of the business to focus
solely on their WISP operation! Please welcome Jaron Parsons of Summer
Communications. Jaron has said as soon as the cable company sell off is
completed he
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