Sure do, Cti would have to fly me there
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On May 23, 2009, at 12:11 AM, Charles Wu c...@cticonnect.com wrote:
Well Gino, it looks you're buying ski tickets next time =)
-Charles
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org
So I will take option 4 from a previous post since Travis made the point.
Up to 60 months with $1 buyout is the same as a 5 year bank loan.
I want to run debt free as soon a possible. That being the case I don't
lease and have not leased to keep debt down. I do have a start-up loan
that is
Travis,
I'd agree, except, I'm finding a loan or Line of Credit is as easy to get as a
lease.
When the leasor considers a radio, the opposite of a car, non-liquidatable,
does the lender really benefit by leasing it instead of lending for it?
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet-
The biggest difference I have seen with a loan or line of credit, even
for us (a corporation in business for 13 years and profitable since the
first year) is that the banks want personal guarantees... and we haven't
done a personal guarantee on leasing equipment for 5+ years.
When you have 20+
Hi Scott,
Regarding debt...I've found that there's a scale inflection point in running
a WISP (or any business for the matter) that needs to be reached -- the main
purpose for taking on debt (because due to interest, you end up paying more in
the longer term instead of buying cash), is to
Charles,
I agree with you... but at what point does that happen? If your growth
is growing (meaning you are doing more installs every month then the
previous month), I don't think you can ever reach the point of paying
cash for CPE... without completely strapping the entire business.
I just
