How much would it cost to set up a PO.Box?
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I could imagine in England is the same as in the United States, here depends of the size and normally are from 35.00 Dls per year, so I think it will be somewhere around 70 pounds to set your box per year..☺
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Depends how you package it.  In a bubble-wrap envelope, it costs about a $1.65 (not including the cost of the envelope)
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theres ancesrty.com \nit cost like $100 or so.
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i would charge about $15.  remember, you'll be doing alot of work outside of tutroing to.
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Try looking on FedEx.com, UPS.com all those type of things, they can usually give you a general idea of the cost of shipping.
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try www.onestop.net\n\nit is $11 a year which includes one email address and a website.\n\nthere is virtually no tech support for that price
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I would charge at least $800 for it.  Try ebay.  You will get a great price for all of this.
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set it up with the installation driver cd ,\nor cotrol pannel\nprinter ans faxes
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you set that up ... yea right how much £ where you charging pp per line on res 1024x 768?
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You can also try www.box.net
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that is very costly and the equiptment depends on what kind of isp... is it a broadband isp, a dial-up isp? theres lots of stuff anf $ involved..
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Try Allied Electronics.\nThey have several different type of boxes/enclosures you may want to check out. \nSearch keyword: enclosure box
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Contact me at nseferian@yahoo.com.  I've done this sort of thing before and will let you know how much it will cost.
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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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from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in
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For VOIP?  Hop on hop off arrangement?  Sipura 3000 fits the bill here.  It is complicated to setup but is worth it.  Grandstream makes a few models with both fxs and fxo in the same box. Give me a clue as to what you want to do and I will tell you what I know.\n\n\nFeb 28 8:12 PM -  Is the VOIP end coming to you from an ATA that the provider has sent you?  Does that provider allow you to connect to their system without their box?  Just a few more details and I am sure I can steer you right.  Will callerid make a difference to you?  Are you setting up an asterisk pbx?  A good description of how you are going to hook up would help.  For instance,  my system is both a land line and a VOIP provider ATA.  Asterisk is used to provide dialtone to 6 extensions in the house and to tie both the landline and the VOIP line in.  I can call in the landline and get dialtone to call out the voip line.  Ring 1 or all of the extensions in the house. Listen to a house monitor (microphones). It gives me the additional ability to select what hours my phone will ring and by whom. My setup cost me about $260 /not including the phones themselves or the computer to run asterisk.  Asterisk is embeddable in a Linksys router or NAS so you could add that for another $80. The Sipura 3000 can be had for about $90 and come with 1 fxo and 1 fxs port.
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There are many packages out there at various pricepoints (including FREE!)...\n\nSee my recommendations at the site below!