Posted by MarkB_MI on July 07, 2010 at 04:10:40 from (32.178.224.251):
In Reply to: Cell Phone Towers posted by JDB on July 06, 2010 at 17:07:01:
If you're going to call their bluff, you might as well do it in a big way. Tell them you were thinking the rate was a bit low, and that a 200 percent increase is in order.
Look around a bit first, though. Are there other towers nearby? How high is your property relative to the surrounding land? Is there a major highway nearby that would generate a lot of demand? The quality of your location should set the price. Cell companies pay big bucks in the city because good locations are hard to come by and customers expect good coverage there. Out in the sticks that isn't the case and it's possible they don't need your location that bad.
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