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Re: Is Wildblue Cert. worth it?


I have in the industry for 30 yrs and I have to say that the Wildblue install for the most part is not a 2 hr. job and it does require an occasional crawl and attic work. Attic work is an addition cost to the cx.
But, it's not as simple as just hooking up to a modem and going.
Computer issues and customer issues & training are all part of it.
I have seen those 2 hour installs and I'm personally not impressed.
Not to say there isn't some 2 hr installs that can be done occasionally.
I tell my cx's to be available for 4 hours and it can take 5 if I do a wireless network system.
Then again, I do have a 100 % no call back rate other than equipment issues!
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Posted in reply to: Re: Is Wildblue Cert. worth it? by warrenrf
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Re: Is Wildblue Cert. worth it? warrenrf 3/17/2007 6:59:00 AM
Re: Is Wildblue Cert. worth it? x Greasemonkey 3/17/2007 2:16:00 AM