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Charging for repairs?

JackKelly · 2009-06-07 01:26:39

I'm thinking of sending around a few flyers around the local area offering computer repairs, but I'm wondering what is a fair/competitive price to charge for repairs. Is there anyone out there doing a similar thing, and if so, what do you charge for "simple" repairs (wireless install/OS reinstalls etc)

07-06-2009 1:26am

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JackKelly

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I'm thinking of sending around a few flyers around the local area offering computer repairs, but I'm wondering what is a fair/competitive price to charge for repairs. Is there anyone out there doing a similar thing, and if so, what do you charge for "simple" repairs (wireless install/OS reinstalls etc)

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#2 07-06-2009 12:20pm

Effluo

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Well hardwareversand.de charge E35 for os and driver install on their new builds, Considering you'd be copying their drivers formatting hard-drive and then installing everything again i'd say you could prob charge E40-E50.

however, i'd say you should just charge on how long it actually took you to do it(as there can always be complications), that is supposing you can say your price after you've fixed it....

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