how much money could be generated in a week from a internet cafe with 10 to 15 computers in the philippines?
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There are a lot of variables to consider.  Are you in a densely populated area?  How interested in computers is the general population?  What is your rental cost (the building you are in) and other expenses?  Licensing fees, etc.  Have you done a cost analysis?  Are you on a main thoroughfare or a side street?  Is your place of business easily accessible to the general public?  I go to this little E-Cafe since my computer crashed and they charge $2.00 an hour and they have only eight stations.  Most of the clientele stop in for a coffee and a pastry and check up on their E-mail and are gone in about 10-15 minutes.  Average customer spends $7 ($3 for the pastry, $2 for the coffee, $2 for the use of the computer).  Early morning and late afternoon traffic in there is pretty heavy.  Say $56 every 15 minutes, $224 an hour for say at least 5 hours a day, that's $1120.  They are open from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm (long day for a mom and pop store).  Things are a bit hard to come by in the Philippines being everything pretty much needs to be shipped in, so costs would be a bit higher I am supposing.  Having more computers would generate more income, so do the math and take it from there.\n\nYou could also sell magazines, newspapers, sodas, cookies, munchy stuff, but you'll need time to clean the keyboards and such.\n\nHope this helps and good luck.
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Slightly used computers for free, I don't think that is possible.  If you find out, tell me, I'd like to pick me up a couple.  I would promise to use the computer for educational use also.   I would network the computers and practice keeping them up and running.\n\nFlea Markets have 286, 386, 486 computers for like $20, but the way they look, I'm not so sure I would give $20.  A computer that old, can't be of any use.
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If there isn't then there should be...we had to do an intervention with my fiancee!!!  But it didn't really work...but it's too the point where he's going to lose all his RL friends and me.  But all of you in America have it pretty good, I'm living in China and I swear that 90% of young people under 30 spend AT LEAST 10hrs a day at the Internet cafe.  The Internet cafes are open 24/7 and are usually between 50 and 1,000 computers per cafe...and they are all packed by 4pm
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just go to smartpages.com can i have 10 pionts plese
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$35 per day or $150 if paid by the week
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try selling your computer
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it depends on the library, usually only a few cents a day, and probably more for cds and videos than for books...i would call your local library's circulation desk to find out. at least you'll know the money is going to a good cause!
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You could cut trees, that's what my uncle does and he pulls in around $1000 per job. Figure 3 jobs per day and that's $15,000 a week. After taxes the money is all his.
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maganda ba ung interior design ng cafe mo? dapat updated ka din sa mga games at computers. dapat maganda din performance ng mga pcs mo. ikaw ba nagbabantay ng shop mo? kung hindi baka nananakawan ka n ng tauhan mo. magandang software para sa  cafe ung "internet caffe" ng antamedia. mahal ng lang. pero hindi naman uso ung orig, diba? ayun sa software na un lahat makekwenta mo mula expenses, inventory, stocks, time usage ng customer, ung tauhan na nagbantay, kung magkano ung kinita nyo nung sya ung nagbantay atbp.\n\ntama din si quiet. \nmamigay ka din ng flyers baka hindi lang nila alam na may shop pa dun. ayusin mo ung shop mo para makatrak ka ng tao. hindi ung barabara lang. kasi pansin ko ganun lahat ng shop dito. \nsabi mo rin nung una kumita ka dapat ginamit mo na rin un pang ayos ng shop.\nun lang\nla na maisip
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I have a home business that is doing very well in the Philippines and once started you can work from anywhere in the world, including Korea.  It is called Freelife International and it is a 10 year old debt free company. Being it is open in the Philippines, you could get started right away!  Believe me, this is legitimate and a very nice income. I started earning money my second day in the business and became a Director within a week. Some of our top ambassadors live in the Philippines.  Please have a look at my website and let me know what you think of it!\nThank you and good luck!
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My wife is Filipina and she said that Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company has an internet cafe company called "Netopia". The website is www.netopia.ph, but it is undergoing construction right now.
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Think about a booth in a local flea market, or swap meet.  I have seen guys who have set up a little retail business selling new, custom built computers.  The overhead is cheap. Also, you could keep your inventory in your car and sell to your techno geek friends at coffee houses, etc.  I know a guy who literally had a "satchel full of blues," Cd's that he had left over after his music store failed.  He would sell them to his friends at restaurants and coffee houses.
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You can rent a computer from places such as Colorama, RentWay, etc.  The average amount is about $30 per week with the option to buy.
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I have a home business that is doing extremely well in the Philippines. Contact me if you would like to know more!
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a thousand mega bites or 100,000 kb or £120 in pc world
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Hi,\nreally, it depends on your location, your cost of rent, equipment, etc. Basically, you'll need to shuffle your numbers around quite a bit. Create a spreadsheet, make a list of all the things you'll need to pay for on a monthly basis (rent, salaries, equipment, electricity, supplies, food, etc), which gives you all your cost, which you will need to earn every month just to break even. \nNow, decide on how much you want to charge for your services. You'll have to guess at how many people will want to attend your shop. Give yourself a high, medium and low option for this. Decide how long you will want to stay open (24hrs? 9-5? afternoon only?, etc). This should now give you the number of computers you will need for you to break even, should they be occupied at all times. It's a lot of numbers chrunching, but trust me, if you do the research beforehand, you'll have a much easier time later. \n\nIn regards to fundamentals, look around the area you want to open the shop. Look at your clientele. See how old they are, if they look like they all have laptops already, their income, etc. Student areas are best for internet cafe shops. Students have lots of time on their hands, but not a lot of money. Socializing is important - so make it comfy. Check out some coffee shops for cozyness - they tend to do a really good job. If you are in a student area, ask around to see what they would need when logging on - different areas and schools have different needs. \n\nBasically, get to know your customers. That should give you some great insight on what you need to build for them.
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hp pavillion around $ 1,600.00 dollars\n\n:>peace