#Beancounter summerville scd upgrade
#Beancounter summerville scd plus

#Beancounter summerville scd plus

Example: I purchase a Seagate 1 TB hard drive for $56 NEW at special, and then I sell them at $120 plus $80 for service and I not only get lots of willing customers, but my prices is still very competitive considering that Best Buy Geek Squad charges $456 for the same exact service. In my business I like to purchase my inventories (hard drives, routers, etc) for as little as possible and I like to sell them for as much as possible.

Isn’t that how a business suppose to operate? I own a business, a computer repair and retail business. “they want to charge the consumers as much as they can and pay the providers as little as they can so they can make the maximum profits” I know that this thread is old but I couldn’t help myself to wanting to reply to this post:

#Beancounter summerville scd upgrade

Landlords unless they are paying for utilities as part of the rent have no business decideing what information pipe I use.Its also interesting to note that in this swindle they called upgrade to HDTV the broadcast bandwidth is being sold back to broadcasters to sell subscription broadcast TV on proprietary sets and devices.Im for getting rid of traditional TV cable going back to a free strong broadcast TV and high speed internet cable.In order not to undercut or overprice either market the broadcaster have to go one or the other not both.

IT does not its all ready been paid for 20 times over.In large part because they havent done what they said they would do and that is wire the whole country.They go so far as to make deals with landlords to go the extra and illegal distance of hassleing and threatening eviction to people who want to put up Sat Dishes.Att was broken up only to come back. They get away with this by saying running the cable and maintaining the equipment costs us a fortune. Video signals that you receive.they want to charge the consumers as much as they can and pay the providers as little as they can so they can make the maximum profits. The cable companies are trying to achieve a monopoly over the Collapse replies (2) Reply View in chronology You damn well better hope it’s good, or feel the wrath of the Helmet thou shall…. Having said all that, I will be trying your Chicken Ragout recipe tonight. The next year it’s the reasonably priced home of artists. The nice thing is that landlords are constantly at war with other neighborhoods, and this type of price hikes while not providing any benefit is the very reason why our neighborhoods constantly cycle in terms of popularity.

How? It varies by area, but in Chicago apartments are already crazy expensive. I fail to see how that’s an improvement.” “I guess the alternative is that apartments could be more expensive. In your equation, the Telco gets a benefit of the deal, the building developer/owner gets a benefit of the deal, but what is the tenant getting out of all this? Certainly I, someone who has lived in several apartments throughout my adult life, have never seen any great price benefits in cable-uniformed apartment buildings. If the installs are free/subsidized, then it shouldn’t be a huge problem to pay what the normal fee would have been anyway if subscription levels aren’t up to par.Ģ. Okay, there are several reasons why this is a non-starter.ġ. If they don’t meet the levels the apartment developer is on the hook to pay for the wiring that they previously got for free.” “The apartment buildings get free or subsidized installation of wiring to their premises and sometimes into the building IF they then guarantee certain subscription levels to the telco provider.