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    A client wants me to archive 4+ years worth of data, and do it NOW. There
    are close to 15000 MB of material, scattered about on CDs and Hard Drives.
    Anyone have any ideas on what to charge? (What would you do?) By the MB, by
    the hour, per CD?

    Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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    Appreciate it, thank you. What would you think charge per hour should be, based on your services? I currently charge 50 per hr for most services, but I'm thinkin hourly rate for this should be higher.

    Any thoughts?

    ELB

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      Probably look at the whole thing and figure out how many days it's going to take to classify and organise the whole mess and bill according to how much I need to make over that time...



      Post Edited (Keyare) : 5/21/2004 2:58:07 PM GMT

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      • #4
        give him a 'rush' charge while your at it...hehe


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