Sorry if this has been done to death but I cant find a relevant thread. Just wanted to know what people are charging as starting out on my own. Was thinking £200 - £250 day rate or £35 - £40 per hour for small jobs. Does this seem realistic ? thanks.
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So why don;t you update your profile so it shows all the time rather than "europe" which makes you sound like a bit of a xxxx
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Just think, there coul be a DIYer on here now looking for a spark from Basingstoke and they wouldn't see you - and then contact Ryan.
I've had a couple of calls from my entry on here!
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For industrial you might get some work with that but not much in domestic.
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seems too cheap to me. if im going to charge £180 I might as well carry on subbing !
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