sdberle:
Here's a hint. if you are being approached to do underground work that you have necer done before, at a time when there's not alot of work around, it should tell you something. It should tell you that either you are being lowballed, or that the prices look fine until you realize:
1. that there is no a too low a set up fee.
2. that the service you call for locates won't locate bell lines and the second you hit a 300 pair line, there goes your profit for the past three months.
3. That the only laborers you can find to work for what you can pay come from the local mission or the local 7-11.
4. The fine print on your contract almost guarantees you will come in to breech of it, or basically says that if the prime doesn't want to pay you, they don't have to.
By the way oldlonedawg, that's funny, but lets not fool the kid, OK.
Re: whats an average price for ug work?
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RON VOELKEL
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