I want to operate an ISP business how?

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  1. said+2

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    #101
    well if anyone starts up an ISP In uk let me know if u can beat my 20mb connection for the price of £30 a month including free phone calls.
     
    said+2, Jul 5, 2010 IP
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    #102
    how much phone calls?
     
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    Write a business plan. One thing that all successful business have in common is a written business plan. Decide if you will broadband service ora dial up ISP. Know what customers are in your market and how will you reach them. Identify your costs and come up with a plan of how you will sign on enough subscribers to cover costs. Using a business plan is an effective tool to help keep your business on the pathway to success.
     
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    nice link, too bad its only for canada and us.
     
    wgcom, Jul 27, 2010 IP
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    firstly you needed a ISP reseller and that must be the key of success in business i. e. to choose the good ISP(Broad-Connect Telecom Inc.)
    Thanks
     
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