[Done For You]Start Your Own White-Label Web Agency Business! No Exp. (Rave Reviews!)

[jackie2011ws]

(11-16-2017 01:01 PM)GMAN100 Wrote:  Please send me all info, demo sites, pricing etc..

thanks

Sure, glad to help:)

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(11-16-2017 02:03 PM)bhaffiliateman Wrote:  I am interested
Please send info package, demo, portfolio.
Please send approximate times for fulfillment.
Do you make updates in case a client wants changes? Price ?
Thanks
Joe

(11-16-2017 02:43 PM)PeterRogers Wrote:  PM me that info too

Thanks for your interest!

I've sent you the message.
For websites, the TAT(turn around time) is 5-7 business days,
For graphics, TAT is 2-3 business days.
For SEO, full report is issued on monthly basis.

Yes, we make unlimited revisions for free.
For changes beyond original requirements, the cost depends on the actual work, how much time involved.

Let me know if it clarifies.

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(11-16-2017 03:40 PM)BiiggMike23 Wrote:  Please send e all the info you have please

Check pm. thanks!

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(12-18-2017 05:40 AM)fantin Wrote:  I'm in :)
Any group here for wo bought this BSO?

Welcome on board with us:)

Hope to get you up and running asap!

[fantin]

Sir, create a group on facebook or something, something like a mastermind for those who bought it, it would be very interesting, would not it?

[jackie2011ws]

(12-18-2017 12:00 PM)fantin Wrote:  Sir, create a group on facebook or something, something like a mastermind for those who bought it, it would be very interesting, would not it?

Yes, actually we are already considering the fb groups,
and also asked for people's advice.

That is a good point for sure:)

[✪✪✪✪ skipit ✪✪✪✪]

Please send me all info, demo sites, pricing.

Thanks

[ronnysan]

Please send me all info, demo sites, pricing etc..

thanks

[jackie2011ws]

(12-19-2017 04:45 AM)skipit Wrote:  Please send me all info, demo sites, pricing.

Thanks

(12-19-2017 06:10 AM)ronnysan Wrote:  Please send me all info, demo sites, pricing etc..

thanks

Sure, pm sent.:)

[ronnysan]

Question: To run a legally design company in my country, I'm obligated to register officially as a company to get a VAT/TAX number and open a business bank account and start paying tax. So you explained as an example when I get a client for creating a business website, I pay $500 to startbux and put $200 on top and send a bill for $700 to my client including the VAT/TAX he paid as obligated in my country. So this means I'm obligated to pay tax/vat from the generated $700 when only $200 is earned by me! And when the business explodes I have a company with a huge value on paper but not in reality? Please enlighten me...

[jackie2011ws]

(12-20-2017 12:18 AM)ronnysan Wrote:  Question: To run a legally design company in my country, I'm obligated to register officially as a company to get a VAT/TAX number and open a business bank account and start paying tax. So you explained as an example when I get a client for creating a business website, I pay $500 to startbux and put $200 on top and send a bill for $700 to my client including the VAT/TAX he paid as obligated in my country. So this means I'm obligated to pay tax/vat from the generated $700 when only $200 is earned by me! And when the business explodes I have a company with a huge value on paper but not in reality? Please enlighten me...

Thanks for your interest!

You can literally start as invidual just like most of our members, to provide web agency services on the web. If it's necessary to register VAT/TAX, the amount you pay should also match the total profits you get. We don't charge that much for a site building, but in that case, $500 is the cost. When you do ecommerce for example, you also have the total turnover, the cost, the profits.. etc. There is nothing wrong with that.

Let me know if it clarifies!

[grumble]

@Ronnysan - You are legally allowed to deduct all costs from your income.
$700 income Minus :
$500 to the contractor (Jackie)
Your hosting costs
Your home office, electricity and computer.

Now you pay tax on what is left over after these expenses.

[jackie2011ws]

(12-20-2017 09:45 AM)grumble Wrote:  @Ronnysan - You are legally allowed to deduct all costs from your income.
$700 income Minus :
$500 to the contractor (Jackie)
Your hosting costs
Your home office, electricity and computer.

Now you pay tax on what is left over after these expenses.

Yes, well, that is more towards financial topics:)