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so i guess i asked this already a while back but i still struggle getting more clients who wanna have a system build. any ideas?

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so i guess i asked this already a while back but i still struggle getting more clients who wanna have a system build. any ideas?

I wouldn't suggest this as a business to go into. The only way i'd suggest getting into this is to go to school. Get yourself educated in fixing computers. Build your business off of repairs, and eventually people will need them built. The market for custom system builders is very slim, and highly competitive. You'd have to match singularity computers or Digitalstorm's level of excellence. 

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Try posting ads in classifieds.

Most people though, who are getting a computer built, will do it through where they buy the parts or do it themselves.

It's just more convenient and generally also comes with a warranty.

 

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Get your name online, in the paper, on craigslist(if you have it in germany)

well a website would indicate that i run a business but since i do this off the books i dont thats the way to go. papers maybe and craiglist not sure but we have similar things on ebay

"You know it'll clock down as soon as it hits 40°C, right?" - "Yeah ... but it doesnt hit 40°C ... ever  😄"

 

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Try posting ads in classifieds.

Most people though, who are getting a computer built, will do it through where they buy the parts or do it themselves.

It's just more convenient and generally also comes with a warranty.

 

The days of making tons of money for simple work (like RAM installation) are pretty much over.

thats sad i was hoping on making some batshit crazy projects for people but i guess you guys are right usually people dont want that and the once that do are educated enough to do it themselves plus that warranty thing

"You know it'll clock down as soon as it hits 40°C, right?" - "Yeah ... but it doesnt hit 40°C ... ever  😄"

 

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