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How To Charge My Client
Hi To clear things up, The ISP will be a company like BT, TalkTalk, Virgin Media, etc.... My client owns all the WiFi hardware. Some tenants have their own internal network and owned their own equipment. I know 4G is moving forward, but the tenants always ended up using our network as we have...- Ignite
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How To Charge My Client
Maybe I'm not explaining myself properly. A. My client acquires a business property. B. Property is refurbished and partitioned into spaces. C. The agent takes care of the renting out these spaces for my client. D. Normally, the client will have a 1Gbps internet installed in a designated comms...- Ignite
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How To Charge My Client
My client is the ISP and I'm the engineer. My SLA agreement is to cover the internal network and not the ISP's network. My workload will increase and I'm looking for a reasonable way to cover for my time. Some landlords will not give permission for you to install your own internet or telecoms...- Ignite
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I have multiple clients and want to keep it that way. I'm a one-man company and use subs when I need an extra hand. I'm also a young company and growing my clients base and will be looking into having some more bodies to help out in the future. I will give an example on how I'm currently...- Ignite
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Hi All I'm a contractor and working for a landlord in London, and my client has multiple sites and I'm giving the task of designing and implementing a WiFi network at each location, including the cabling. I currently have a network support SLA in place with the client, and I charge per network...- Ignite
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