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Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by leighcon(m): 11:45am On Nov 26, 2005 |
Really you don't know who has made it big in the cybercafe business from what you see from the outside. The fact that they have a good setup may not actually mean that they have done so with the revenue they get from the business itself. I'll still want to say that in cybercafe business you need to invest in the best or forget that the business will last. you can also check out this folks http://www.coollink.us/cybercafe.html . But then you should think of adding some unconventional businesses too like berbecue joint , gaming centre, resource centre and stuffs like that. You can start small butdonot manage equipment. Good luck |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Nobody: 10:13am On Nov 29, 2005 |
cool link sucks!!! they run cool cafe in Abuja. for all their adverts on cool fm abuja (cool link, cool cafe and cool fm are owned by the same people) about how super and great they are when you actually visit the place you have to bear with the slow speed surfing most of the time...i mean most of the time and they charge alot. for Christ sake there are alot of smaller cafes out there with browsing speeds faster than at cool cafe. i don't give a f*ck how sophisticated ur cafe is with an AC, music, eating spot etc if your your browsing speed is slow you're not worthy to be running a cafe! the annoying thing is the adverts go on 24-7 so visitors to the FCT naturally end up going their only to not enjoy the browsing and curse the day lights out fo Nigeria. from my cool cafe experiences cool link is definately out of it for me when i'll start considering getting connected at home. |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by leighcon(m): 7:55pm On Nov 29, 2005 |
Seye I hope U heard Trae's xperience with cool cafe SPEEED!!! so that's very essential to work on. high speed is the goal not the means of connectivity. stay cool |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Mekuslala(m): 7:32pm On Dec 01, 2005 |
plz never make use of KOOCHI COMMUNICATOINS as an ISP. They are very inefficient and will never listen to you once u have a problem. They are very selfish and will laugh at you once yoiur system has a problem. i was one of their clients but they just messed me up. PLZ DONT TRY KOOCHI AT ALL. Learn from the mistake most of us have made. they are owing me bandwidth but they are now asking me to pay more dollars for get me on again |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by leighcon(m): 9:19pm On Dec 01, 2005 |
mekuslala, which ISP are you using now cos left to me all of them are the same |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by holyghost(m): 9:45am On Dec 03, 2005 |
HI Guys, well to make a short story of this issue i can set you up an Fully active cafe with just =N=280,000 Link and 10systems of PIII with 5web cams how? very easy like reading ABC in the university well, let's get down the total cost for equipment and installations is @ =N=150,000 the cost of 10 PIII systems is @=N=13,000 and Five(5) web cam @ =N= 2,000 total = =N=280,000 I use what they call Wireless Broad Band technology! very High speed guaranteed it's better than V-sat and other old radio Technologies in fact you can test the speed of Cyber cafe links around with this site (http://starz.real.com/partners/starz/index.html ) then record what you got and then come and test it on my cafes ( i maintain and manage 3cafes and no alarm at all ) the difference is like Nitel land line compared to GSM not any kind of Gsm oh! yes oh!! MTN GSM 4real omo gba be in fact you may email for more info and i will tell you more, or come and see my Cafes and see it all by yourself when coming come with an expact the only problem my kind of link has is (GPN) General Problem of NEPA, aside NEPA wahala abi na dem be Power Holding Company , if they don't hold your power down, then you have no problem 24/7 this ISP has been on for 5years now and has been giving there services to banks only until recently they stated given to individuals like us, since the to God be the glory!!! |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by joftech(m): 9:58am On Dec 03, 2005 |
hOLYGHOST, what is the bandwidth subscription like? Details on that is needed. |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by leighcon(m): 8:55pm On Dec 04, 2005 |
holyghost: me sef dey intereated oo tell us more I hope it works in Ibadan sha |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by demmy(m): 6:26pm On Dec 06, 2005 |
wireless broadband in Nigeria for less than 150,000 naira? How? |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Tezdor: 2:09am On Dec 08, 2005 |
Does anyone have any suggestions as to what the specs for the PC should be when it comes to setting up a cafe |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by leighcon(m): 8:50pm On Dec 08, 2005 |
Since holy ghost(make I use small letters abi) would not answer us anymore may be I should answer @Tezdor he wants to know specs of PCs good for a cafe. Just imagine that all possible sorts of actions will be performed with your pcs by dear customers. So I feel you should go for a PIII 600mhz and above with 128RAM. That's what I feel should be the minimum sha if you want to go for P4 Go na you sabi that one. peace |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by holyghost(m): 3:46am On Dec 14, 2005 |
sorry i was out this long. thanks to seun who called my attn. well, i don't know if it works in outside Lagos i will make inquires then report back 2u all about the system i said PII 450- PIII600MMX , 128mb ,min of 6gig hard disk and New server, a new lan card, hub and cabling) |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by chinesedoll(f): 12:49pm On Feb 01, 2006 |
What do i need to set up a standard cybercafe |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by holyghost(m): 12:55am On Mar 04, 2006 |
ruky_ivy: @ ruky_ivy like isaid before i can set you up an Fully active cafe with just =N=280,000 Link and 10systems of PIII with 5web cams how? very easy like reading ABC in the university well, let's get down the total cost for equipment and installations is @ =N=150,000 Maximum the cost of 10 PIII systems is @=N=13,000 each and Five(5) web cam @ =N= 2,000 each total = =N=280,000 and u are setup |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by otokx(m): 9:38am On Mar 10, 2006 |
is this offer valid in Port Harcourt? |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by holyghost(m): 8:23pm On Mar 13, 2006 |
not yet but may be in 6months time |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Jimtex(m): 10:08am On Apr 15, 2006 |
I heard that someone want to set-up a cafe but still looking for ISP or what soever. i choose Netcomng and Cobranet vsat and it will be ok for him since the location is residential. I am networking and computer Enginer. Jimmy. 08029067610 |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Komputa(m): 3:05pm On May 03, 2006 |
cafe, |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by holyghost(m): 11:13pm On May 03, 2006 |
Komputa: just read and call now the total cost for equipment and installations is @ =N=150,000 Maximum the cost of 10 PIII systems is @=N=13,000 each and Five(5) web cam @ =N= 2,000 each total = =N=280,000 Yes I link you now now call 080 34 37 23 23 Mini cafe with 5 systems half the price =N= 140,000 |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Akhenaton: 5:26pm On May 17, 2006 |
Dear All, I would like to know if anyone can provide me any links or sites where I could gather information about setting up a cybercafe. I need all including technical details. Thanks |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by beyunce(f): 8:07am On May 18, 2006 |
welll i am sure there are plenty organizations were u can get all the information u want. |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Akhenaton: 11:24am On May 24, 2006 |
Well, I'm sure there are many of them, but the issue is, now I need to know them so I can visit the links. So can you propose any to me? Thanks in advance |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Trev(f): 3:37pm On May 25, 2006 |
Dear Akhenaton, I work with an Internet Service Provider(ISP), we also render IT solutions as well as Consult. Please call me on 08023198173 so we can take it from there. |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by Nosu(m): 12:04pm On May 27, 2006 |
u can get that at www.linkserve.com l want u to carefully study that site or u can call this following numbers for details as well 2623900,08025011947 |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by jango22(m): 6:19pm On May 27, 2006 |
We consult for Cafes and general internet businesses. You can contact me for a detailed business plan preparation or alternatively there are available sample business plans of cafes already operational. My advice is that Cafe business is not like other business, so if you dont do a proper ground work, forget it, dont even venture into it. Running a cafe without adequate business plan is same as RISK MANAGEMENT. Consult the experts digitscafe@yahoo.com or 08062529656 |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by umar11: 1:26pm On Jun 21, 2006 |
Hello, Please I would like to know how much I'll require and what stuff to set up an internet cafe of 5-10 computers. All replies will be appreciated Thanks |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by didisky(m): 6:07pm On Jun 21, 2006 |
How much do u plan to use in setting up.if u tell me i will give u a breakdown |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by my2cents(m): 7:13pm On Jun 21, 2006 |
From an in-law of mine who sets up cafes for a living, he says they are no longer as lucrative as they once were, especially due to lack of electricity which means higher fuel costs for a generator. Also, most owners refuse to practice prevention (for example, don't see the need to install anti-virus software until after they get bitten by a bug). In my opinion, and from my last visit, most cafes have taken this stance, cafes need to move beyond the generic cafe model - internet services, phone services and business center services. Rather, they need to move into other areas which in the end may provide more income than the cafes themselves. These include, but are not limited to: - Food (drinks, snacks, etc) - Video games - Clothes - Phone cards As always, my 2 cents |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by hola2ng(m): 12:16pm On Jun 22, 2006 |
All internet cafes have one thing in common - they offer an Internet connection from their computers to their customers. In addition to the basic Web connection, many cafes offer much more. You have to sit down and think of what you want your cafe to look like - the location, ISP, Hardware, software, etc. Wish you all the best ! |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by damascus(m): 3:36pm On Jun 27, 2006 |
My dear Brother, to set up a cerby cafe business a lot of things are involves and you have to put them into consideration, otherwise. such as, the location, the method of subscription, isp, software and hardware and most importantly u need a capable hand to handle it if u are not expert |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by obaf(m): 1:38pm On Jul 21, 2006 |
Hi Room, Don't just jump into Cafe business because people are making money from it,it doesn't work like that. Make sure you have an expert that you can trust if you are not one yourself,because of some occurance during the running of the place. Everybody go into business to make money,so don't invest what you can't make.most people will tell you to go for VSAT,Get new systems and so on,it's all a wrong way to start.you will just end up spending more and earning less.All the one Mr Holyghost is professing,i dont know about that o,cause you will push so many people into problems and leave them with it. These are what you need!!! -You need a good location for your cafe -A good internet connection(wireless) -Condusive Environment -Furnitures -Electrification and Stabilizers -Networking & Switch -Good Systems -Softwares and Good installations -Printer and Other Business Centre Equipment -UPS and Good GENERATOR -Air Conditioners -Good Timer software -FAX machine and so on - It keeps going on,so you really need an expert. You can get me through mail on obafemzy@yahoo.com or 08038087708 Cheers |
Re: Setting Up a Cyber-cafe: What Does It Take? by holyghost(m): 2:49pm On Jul 28, 2006 |
Obaf ! obaf!!! obaf!!! what is it that i said that anger's u? i wrote out the prices, and i ask you to point out where i did the things that wrong u is there any computer business that does not need light and all those you listed ? i thought you would have add your price to them, that way I'll know U are a good marketer in fact any one who need it can come for demo and free consultation, just call me on 080 34 73 23 23 and book a time with me, and that will be it. 1 Like |
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