if ur the owner of taxi cab and go to make a deal.\nwho u think in ur opinin will be able to saticfied and convence more easy than the other from the list below?\n\n1.tourism agency\n2.airport \n3.hotels(5 stars)\n4.indiveduals with (high income)\n\nplease give every one of each category a weight of how easy to be saticfied from u. by (so easy,easy,modertae,hard,extrem... hard).\nthanks
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tourism:moderate\nairport:easy\n5 star hotels:so easy\nindividuals:easy
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just buy a nice regular saloon... dont go to a too posh car or your clients could always think you must be very expensive in your trade to afford such a car !!
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Dispatch for what type of transportation? You talk about pizza delivery, and for that I can not help you. You also talk about a broker and owner operators, which is heavy haul trucking. For this you will need your DOT authority. You can not "just dispatch", you will need to operate under your own, or another person or company's authority. If you want your own operating authority, there are many services that will help you get this for a reasonable fee. You will still need the money to pay the owner operators, advances for fuel, insurance ($750,000 to $1,500,000, depending on what type of operation you will run) and various other things. You REALLY need to know the business before you jump in. It has a very high failure rate for several reasons. 1. Under capitalized 2. This business is full of individuals that do not operate ethically. If you are not careful, your money will be gone, and they will still be operating, with someone else they can take advantage of.
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I used to drive private hire taxi's in Liverpool, for a small family company. They survived against all the bigger companies because they were locals, and generated business on a 'friendship network', and of course by giving a good service.\n\nThe owners went round all of the local (Immediate vicinity) pubs, clubs, restaurants and bars, passing the word that we were not only local, but were cheaper (We weren't, but that didn't mater), so to call us first.\n\nRegarding driver salaries - we paid a fixed amount to the owners per week, to cover car, radio etc (Our 'settle'), and what we made above this was ours. The owners kept this 'settle' low in order that we made enough money whilst the business grew. \n\nI made a reasonable wage, but the only problem was that because the company was so small, the few drivers that we had, needed to work really long hours, otherwise there was not enough coverage and we might lose customers.\n\nThe other good thing was that the office was on a busy high street and a lot of people simply walked in off the street looking for a cab - we got a lot of business that way, so office location is important.\n\nYou will need more than 4 cars though, I think. Ever thought of taxi leasing? There are firms out there that do it - look on the web.\n\nGood luck and hope you make it a success.
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This service may not be entirely suited to answering a question like that. Sorry.\n\nHowever, in the future, to find the best airfare, use the tips at the sites shown in the link below.
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I dont know if it's good, depends on you're definition.  Obviously not bad since it transports thousands every day!  \n\nWe got subways, trains, buses, cabs, car service.  Even some horse and carriages in central park, but they don't really transport you anywhere, hehe!\n\nIf you are in the city (manhattan) most people use the subways, they are fast and cheap.  But if you don't care about money, you can hail a cab, though traffic there is horrible.  \n\nIf you are in the boroughs (brooklyn, queens, staten island...) you can grab a bus.  In staten island, yellow cabs aren't allowed, so you would have to call car service to get a cab...or just get on a bus or the train.\n\nThey sell fun day passes, where u can buy a bus pass for $7 and use it unlimited all day long.  It's the best deal for tourists.
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Patricia, you should get educated before taking a plunge into the business. Commercial real estate business is a different beast. Do you even know how motels are priced?
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My experience was quite good.  I've heard that each location (country) may vary considerably in personality.  It would probably be beneficial to ask questions directly to the location in which you are interested.
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Maybe you could start with the neccesary things first, then expand. If you can undercut any competition within a reasonable driving distance, and can remember names well,sell goldfish, dog and cat food, treats, manufactured as well as custom built houses, then add your designer clothing as a small addition, just to see how it goes. You know if your items cost the same or more the traffic will be very low. But yes I think pet sales account for a real good income. Now, location, the better the locatiuon the more it'll cost you. People in towns where traffic is 9 cars long  to the intersection find that corner lots are not as good as they were when cars only lined up 2-3 long. Too busy of an intersection makes it impossible to get in and out. \n\nOr you could purchase a franchise. But here's a clean little example of what it might take to seriously consider such an enterprise:
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you dont have to worry about it they will be discreet. You can rent a room for half day. Most if prepaid dont even require checkout just leave key in room. And you can get hotel ammenity points if you belong to there guest club. I like best westerns
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you can ask the cab drivers,they know where all the places to go are at,or the attendants at the hotels.but you might wanna start at the york club,or club oxygen right across from the millennium hotel>
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First things first! Get a bus. license from your local village hall.Next get insurance.Next place an ad for translators and travel agents.Place each perrson in their specialty area and learn from them as you go.You will wanna know the business aspect of all the in and outs .
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1. Tourism Agency- poor\n2. Airport- EXTREMELY HIGH\n3. Big Companies- poor\n4. Individuals w/ high income- poor\nWHY??\nTourism's can care less how you get from point "A" to point "B". Big companies carpool or contract a limo service. And individuals w/ high income usually OWN their own limos. Airport all the way. People are ALWAYS coming and going to the airport all the time.
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its very easy...mostly common sense...if you know how to drive and know most of the driving laws it will be a cake walk...don't worry
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Modern day technology. It's great!  Just deposit your money into your checking account.  You can use your ATM card to take the money out at your destination.  The cash will come out in the local currency, and the exchange rate will be extremely good!  I've done this in Japan, Philippines, Thailand, and Cambodia.  \n\nOn the back of your card you will see some symbols with words such as; INTERLINK, Plus, and/or STAR.  You need to find an ATM machine there that has one of those symbols posted on it.  These ATMS seem to be conveniently located, however, I have spent hours, sometimes days trying to track them down.  You should check with your bank, let them know the locations you'll be at and they should be able to tell you where to find compatible ATMs.  \n\nUsually when I travel, I bring a lot of US dollars with me.  As soon as I arrive at the airport, I will cash in US $200 so I will have immediate spending money. This is important for cabs and local restaurants that may not take VISA.  You may also want to locate the ATMs at the airport. It's almost guaranteed that your ATM will be there. \n\nI hope this helps!  Good luck and enjoy your trip!\n\nBon Voyage!
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My suggested changes are in CAPS. I also deleted a bunch of stuff.\n-Athenart\n---\nLeeJay’s airlines will be the preferred airline (OF WHOM?) throughout the world. THE GOAL OF LeeJay’s airlines is to PROVIDE OUR GUESTS/CLIENTS/CUSTOMERS hospitality and PERSONAL consideration WHILE offering the best quality service for a reasonable price. \n\nWE STRIVE to make our customers feel welcome and at home, AND we are committed to ongoing professional development TO REACH THAT GOAL. We ARE setting standards which other competing airlines will seek to match.\n\nWe provide our employees a stable work environment, with equal opportunity for learning and personal growth. We provide employees with the same concern, respect, and caring attitude  that they are expected to share externally with every customer. \n\nWe plan to obtain at least $200,000 (HOW? BE SPECIFIC) by June 29th, 2007.
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I would...I prefer a company that has honest advertising gimmicks...The bigger the city, the higher the tolerance for such business names...There's a company here called Chilly Willy's Air...for all your hot and bothered needs...If he can do it, you can do it...