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#222815 8-Jun-2009 20:41

1. Register company
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3. Profit!

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#222836 8-Jun-2009 21:53

If you are a pretty switched on cookie and have previous telco/ISP experience in similar positions (and there are individuals out there) you could preform many of those tasks and functions yourself. Unfortunately you would need to have a 100 hour day to try cram it all in, even then once you actually start getting a customer base you are not going to be in a feasible position time wise.

Hardware/software wise you can get by on the cheap too if you are just looking at this from a proof of concept POV, the killer will be the fixed reoccuring and one offs for network services.

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#222902 9-Jun-2009 05:41

RedJungle: 1. Register company
2. ??????
3. Profit!

You read too much Fark...

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#222994 9-Jun-2009 09:51

freitasm:
RedJungle: 1. Register company
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You read too much Fark...

or watch too much South Park (which is where that came from)

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#224077 11-Jun-2009 17:08

Sorry Complete guess here hehe, I have no idea how much it costs :D But do remember 1 NZ ISP that started up with a $15,000 Loan, and is still active today. Although that was afew years ago now.

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#224197 11-Jun-2009 23:46

the 'virtual' ISP is the way to go for sure if you're starting up : take a look, its not that hard but you have to be serious! http://www.maxnet.co.nz/managed-services/wholesale_solutions/isp_services.php

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#224775 13-Jun-2009 23:53

$1 million is quite laughable..

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#224842 14-Jun-2009 11:39

Serious question. Can one provide ISP services via Wireless, if you have physical access to a telephone exchange? I was asked this by a company who has the telephone exchange in their server room (literally), and are looking at providing some form of broadband to customers a couple of K's away who would be willing to pay. They haven't talked to chorus just yet.
Obviously some kind of directional antennas would be used, but as for the hooking up to the exchange, is it even possible?

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