Top Telecommunication Companies in Tampa, FL 33609
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Westcoast Computer Services
By Felecia72 March 17, 2015
This company is a farce. The majority of the staff are High School dropouts and no one there has any certifications. They lie and trap you into getting business with them only to find out you have to purchase additional equipment to make things work after you are already invested in them. RUN AWAY! ...read more
Cellphone Repair Centers
By leowulf88 July 17, 2014
They stole my money, broke my iPhone 4 and expected me to pay more to fix their blunder. The do not have good reviews on other sites. Be wise, find another business. ...read more
Cellphone Repair Centers
By leowulf88 July 17, 2014
They stole my money, broke my iPhone 4 and expected me to pay more to fix their blunder. The do not have good reviews on other sites. Be wise, find another business. ...read more
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My Prices are competitive and will not leave you BROKE!!
C.B.M. on-site computer services are designed with small and mid size businesses as well as residential in mind. Our certified technicians provide fast, affordable business computer services and IT Support Services with same day, weekend and evening appointments. We work with all of our clients to ensure they have the right hardware and software to meet their company's needs. Let us be your business IT service for a fraction of the cost of hiring in-house! ...read more
By Computers By Mikey (On-Site Computer Services) July 24, 2013
Wireless Internet Service in Tampa
Florida Wireless Internet is now offering high speed internet plans in the Tampa area. We offer residential and business plans starting at $34.95 a month. No contract and unlimited usage. Call us today and schedule your appointment. 813-445-6020 ...read more
By Florida Wireless Internet October 18, 2011
Picking and Choosing a Phone System - 5 Factors
The watchword when buying new phone systems is total cost of ownership (TCO). Buying purely on price can easily get you into trouble: more reliable, expandable systems do tend to cost more per user up front – but the savings you will see in the long run make it worthwhile.In addition to being able to add more users as your company grows, you should find out how easily your equipment can be upgraded as new phone system features and technologies are released.Estimating costs for a complete new telephone system are very difficult: costs can quickly climb into the tens of thousands of dollars.Key systems and hybrids can range from $350 to $1000 per user, depending on the features you select. For larger PBX systems, prices start at around $800 per user, but usually wind up more in the $1000 per user range. There are significant economies of scale: very small offices will find it hard to stay under $1000 per user for any system, and companies with 100 or more employees save considerably. KSU-less systems generally cost between $130 and $225 per office telephone. While the savings may seem attractive, keep in mind that this is really only an option for offices of 10 or fewer people. If a KSU-less system fails to meet your needs and you have to upgrade your system again, the savings you thought you achieved had will vanish. And you'll also have to dedicate some of your staff time to set up and maintain the new phone system. Prices for phone systems vary based on five factors: The base systemThe central base system, or cabinet, controls and oversees the entire phone system. This price differs between systems and rises as cards and accessories are added. A small central unit can cost as little as $1,000, with the price increasing considerably to the tens of thousands of dollars for larger systems. The base system will be the main limiting factor for your phone system both in terms of features and expandability. The actual phonesMost new telephone systems can be equipped with several different types of phones. The least expensive may cost less than $100, but can make accessing features very difficult or provide less than optimal sound quality. Most mid-level handsets sell for $200 to $300 per unit. On the other end, some "executive phones" sell for many times the standard price. These phones can make using the system slightly easier, but are often just flashier – the main result of larger screens and more buttons is often increased profit for the dealer. Receptionist stations are also more expensive, but they bring important features for the person at the center of your new phone system. Most businesses will buy a mix of phones. Phone system add-onsYou'll also need to purchase accessories such as voicemail, music on hold, and CTI applications if they don't come built in to your system. These features can easily tack on hundreds of dollars to your purchase. Many manufacturers sell equipment bundles that can save you quite a bit. These typically include the central control unit, several office telephones, and voicemail. They are sold in varying sizes – your vendor can help you choose a bundle and then add on any other equipment you need. Wiring and installationInstalling wires in an unfinished building is fairly inexpensive. However, installing wiring through already finished walls can add quite a bit to your total cost. If you're in a location with existing wiring, make sure you have the dealer inspect it so you can re-use it if possible. Everything elseThis includes training, programming, service, and future modifications. Pricing is usually based on the time these tasks will require and can often be the most flexible portion of a bid. Sometimes, it is best to compare the hours that will be spent completing training/programming/service tasks with the price tag for the service.Please visit our corporate website out for more details atwww.tampatelephoneandvoipsystems.com. ...read more
By Tampa Voip Systems - Hosted IP PBX Systems July 13, 2009
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