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Originally posted by poof
I'm going to be blunt here; if you must ask these questions about equiptment and are working from your basement, maybe this is not the way for you to make a living right now. You might be handy at setting up machines for yourself, but, are you good enough to offer a quick turnaround on my machine with a warranty? You have a nice aspiration, but since the dotcom crash, unemployed computer folks are a dime a dozen and they have the skills and probably the startup capital you don't. Well, unless they sucked it all up in Mountain Dew and are paying student loans.
Good Luck with your venture, it doesn't hurt to try, unless you are making the mortgage payments on the basement.
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that's what I was gonna say, but I didn't want to hurt any feelings. if you don't know what tools to by, perhaps you aren't quite up to par with today's standards of computer services........no offense
I wouldn't do this unless you are considerably more skilled than what the first post made it look like
People get really shitty in public, if their computers are fixed perfectly, or if something goes wrong, it's your fault, and the customer is always right. You have to be skillz out the wazoo to keep up!