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Posted on 22/01/2007 2:50 am
Although I'm still in America i have some ideas of businesses to start up in Germany.
i know that computer salons do very well over here in California and i noticed there weren't many in Germany but i know that many Germans spend time on there computers with either work or games. It seems that gaming has made a huge break in Germany but as far as i noticed there weren't many gaming salons that i saw...i fact i saw none. I'm wondering if that would be a good idea.
any thoughts?
Marklife
Member since 11/01/2007
Posted on 22/01/2007 9:38 am
Maybe because they play it in their home. Broadband is more wide spread here than in US, games can be rented on perday basis in Video Shops. So where is the need to go for a Gaming Saloon??
raj
Member since 27/01/2004
Posted on 23/01/2007 7:58 pm
i understand...
it was an idea...
Marklife
Member since 11/01/2007
Posted on 24/01/2007 9:58 am
@MarkLife
Open a chain of crèche in Germany, there are so many women in Germany who either would like to go to work if someone could take care of their children, or
would like to have children if they could continue working afterwards 
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Akshay
Member since 21/03/2005
Posted on 24/01/2007 11:22 am
@Akshay
There is lot of Beurocracy involved in opening a crèche in Germany, there are lots of permissions which are necessary to be obtained and also the qualification of Nanys also matter, I know some one who tried their level best to do it and then gave it up.
aryan
Member since 02/01/2004
Posted on 24/01/2007 7:11 pm
@MarkLife
May be your idea will click. No one can say for sure unless it is implemented.
Here are my reasons.
Most of the people are having internet at home but still there are lots of internet cafes in every city in Germany. It is the same with Cinemas. So even if people have broadband and PCs at home, Gaming salons may do well.
Sejoka
Sejoka
Member since 09/11/2005
Posted on 24/01/2007 11:15 pm
interesting
Marklife
Member since 11/01/2007