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6/3/2013 4:23:31 PM
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So I'm looking to Build PC's for Cash.
I'm currently looking for employment for summer, but as I wait, I'd like to build some PC's for money.
Problem is, I'm not sure how I should charge for them. Should I do it hourly? Should it be a percentage of the cost of the PC? Should it be a flat rate?
I'm not sure which one makes people the most comfortable while making me a decent amount of money without ripping them off.
Currently I'm thinking of simply taking parts the customer has bought and assembling them. Would buying the parts myself, building the PC, then selling it have a higher margin?
Any ideas?
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1 ResponderEditado por Bulldozer: 6/3/2013 4:28:59 PMHorrible business idea The custom PC market is very small. Most people just go to Bestbuy and buy whatever the clerk tells them. I use to do this like two years ago; build gaming PCs for people on eBay. I only got like one order a week and only made like $40 profit per computer because of eBay and PayPal fees. But if you want, you could just charge a 10-15% fee of the price. You make more money assembling them yourself and then selling them already built though.l
