That is what I do now though I did not - sm

Posted By: XXX on 2006-04-30
In Reply to: Lowering IC Line Rates - KathrynT

set this up initially. I bought the account from a former employer, she charged them .10 a line (50-char. line though), so it comes out to .13/65 char. line. I don't know if they even know this as we have no written contract (she did not either). We are not talking a lot of money here though, average about 5000 lines a month. I am planning myself to get some accounts on my own since it seems to be the only way to get a decent wage and will most likely continue with the .10/50 char. line rate, might go to .09 if I have a 48-hour TAT. I will cross that bridge if and when I come to it.

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Lowering IC Line Rates - KathrynT
- I quote a price per gross 65 char line, say 12 cpl, but then convert - MTSO2
  - That's seems confusing, - all the switching around
    - It is confusing. But it's the only way to actually judge how much you are... - MTSO
- That is what I do now though I did not - sm - XXX
  - contract - Patti
- Gross line - Patti
  - 65 char per line is not the same as gross?? sm - How do you figure that, Patti?
  - I worked for a small MTSO who gave the client - whatever font they wanted, but when
  - Patti - Are you the one advertising for an IC and YOU - SPECIFY HOURS AND RATES?
    - Not me - Patti
      - Good for you! Thx! - !
- You could just say gross line and leave it at that - NM
  - line rate - Olive Oyl
    - Not necessarily - AVT
      - I think you would specify the font or renegotiate - the contract. NM

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