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Re: [WildBlue] WildBlue installers..question about required spar You guys that have actually been paid by WildBlue for equipment that wasn't lease/ship.....who actually paid you? Reason I ask is, I called DSI, who is the distributor for the retailer I work for, and they also pay him his commissions and whatnot, and the guy I talked to said, they can't pay for a system that I provided, because they can't get that money from WildBlue......something like that. I'm not getting a straight answer from anyone, so figured I'd ask you guys that experienced this firsthand, how it pretty much works. Thanks! |
 | said by Ukiah Jim:You guys that have actually been paid by WildBlue for equipment that wasn't lease/ship.....who actually paid you? Reason I ask is, I called DSI, who is the distributor for the retailer I work for, and they also pay him his commissions and whatnot, and the guy I talked to said, they can't pay for a system that I provided, because they can't get that money from WildBlue......something like that. I'm not getting a straight answer from anyone, so figured I'd ask you guys that experienced this firsthand, how it pretty much works. Thanks! We get paid for the system + $20 freight from DSI after it's activated. |
 | Yes, but is that from a system that you originally bought from your distributor?
The reason I ask is, I called DSI again today, who is the distributor for the guy I work for, and they said if I was to use a system that I got myself, regardless of who I got from, if it didn't go through their sales channel, I wouldn't get paid for it.
I originally set out to get a spare modem and tria from the WildBlue shop, and then thought maybe I'll check Ebay, see if I can find someone that is getting out of the business, or whatever, and selling their spare. Money is tight, so figured it's worth a try.
I ran across this »cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi···:US:1123
and was told about getting paid for systems you install, and this looked like a chance to make some extra money on the systems.
I'm still in contact with these people, but it doesn't sound like you can simply get $360 for installing a system from just wherever.
Anyway, I might buy one of these, and with shipping, it would cost me about $170, and I'd have an entire system, which includes my required spare modem and tria....for over $100 less than the modem and tria would cost from the WildBlue shop. |