Re: VISP account plus private labeled browser, email client, registration wizard, and remote chat and support tool

["Romie Sidabras" <romie@...]

What about the cost of network , billing /provisioning at 8.00 your
components when added to remaining elements make your offering non
competitive

Regards
RS
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brianwilliams03" <brianwilliams03@...>
To: <isp-marketing@isp-marketing.com>
Cc: <isp-marketing@isp-marketing.com>
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 8:37 PM
Subject: VISP account plus private labeled browser, email client,
registration wizard, and remote chat and support tool


> Hey Guys,
>
> I work for an ISP which has developed there own registration wizard,
> browser, email client, remote chat, and remote control support tool.  That
> means they would provide internet accounts, and everything private labeled
> completely for around $8.00 an account .
>
> I am trying to convince them that since they have everything, other ISP
and
> VISP would benefit from using the software also.  The core is IE, but the
> difference is that the browser is similar to AOL in a sense it has its own
> identity, everything is its own.  It doesn't have a simple skin over it
like
> other IE based browsers.
>
> One it would allow other VISP/ISP to separate them selves from other
> companies.
>
> Two lower the support cost because the registration wizard would
> automatically register an account and configure all the settings
> automatically.  The registration wizard would create the account for the
> browser and email client and if the user wanted then it would also
configure
> the account for DUN and outlook express.  .
>
> Three the remote chat and support tool would allow VISP to provide chat
> support and also fix problems remotely.
>
> I know there are programs out there that do registration wizard, and
program
> that provide support tools, but they are expensive and they are separate.
> But if there was one company that did it all then its a better value.
>
> I dont want to look foolish by recommending this.  What do you guys think?
> Do you think VISP and ISP would like to have there own registration
wizard,
> browser, email client and support tool to stand out.
>
> Regards,
>
> Brian Williams
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