Whether free Internet access in a restaurant constitutes a black Internet caf

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Ha ha. The second floor is very correct [black Internet cafes refer to Internet places opened for the purpose of making profits without obtaining a business license from the Ministry of Culture].

So, you're making money for yourself, and you're not licensed, but the way you're making money has shifted to making money in real terms or making money without a license.

Suspected of constituting a black Internet café!

The metaphor of the third floor is not correct

Because when you try it, the customer doesn't bring him any profit, he just introduces his own product

Then he received the customer's money in disguise.

Therefore, there is a great suspicion of constituting a black Internet café

Otherwise, exploit this vulnerability.

Imagine I own a tea shop.

Originally, the tea was five cents a cup, and I offered a cup.

For every drink I take, I reward customers with one hour of time spent online

Then it's obviously in disguise!~

Same as in your case! ~

Ha ha. The above is a personal opinion.

I wish the landlord an early opening!

You'll need to register for a for-profit entertainment license......

It's like there are always a few machines in the computer city for customers to try.

The reason is very simple, if you don't charge money, how can you count as an Internet café?

It should be fine, if you are not too relieved, you can ask the local industrial and commercial tax staff who have a good relationship, don't ask if you are not familiar with it, I feel that this kind of thing is ambiguous, you can say anything.

Supposedly, there should be nothing wrong with a non-profit business project.

There is a charge is the Internet café, if you just provide coffee for free customers generally do not count, but the current society mainly depends on your business environment, if there is an Internet café next to you, and then your computer poses competitive pressure on them, their boss will report to the Cultural Bureau and the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to deal with it, at least you have constituted an over-scope operation for the Industrial and Commercial Bureau, so you have to straighten out the joints yourself, then there is nothing to do, otherwise you may have trouble, if you don't have an Internet café next to you, That's easy to do, get along with the relevant personnel of the Cultural Affairs Bureau and you can do your business with peace of mind, the current society is so realistic, I haven't caught an Internet café in 3 years before, and I was fined 5,000 yuan the next day as soon as I sold it!

As long as there is no regular Internet café license, it is considered a black Internet café. Note: It is a business place, if the café Internet access is free or the Internet access is free for coffee, it can not be counted as a black Internet café. If you charge for going online, it's a black Internet café.

If you're paid to surf the Internet, it's a little doubtful, but if you say it's free, it certainly doesn't constitute a black internet bar.

It should not be investigated and punished, the hotel provides free Internet service, but the hotel has further improved its service function according to the development of the situation.

If it is also said that this is also illegal, then the person who operates the accommodation service can only put one bed!

This should depend on your business methods, I don't think it should be, it's best to call ** to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau to ask.

Computers are only open to coffee drinkers, which is not very wise, it will limit the development of the store, and customers will be more disgusted, similar to Internet cafes, pay money to go online, and limit the source of customers.

Wi-Fi coverage is recommended in the store.

Provide you with a set of café wireless network solutions.

Requirements analysis. Wireless broadband access is provided in public areas such as cafes, restaurants, airports, stations, convention centers, hotels, smart communities, and offices, where high-performance, high-scalability Internet access is required while providing high security. Cafe wireless coverage, Cafe Wi-Fi, Cafe Wi-Fi, Cafe Wi-Fi.

Solution: The solution of wireless network coverage can be used to form a high-speed wireless LAN through the access of wireless network card, wireless AP and wireless bridge, so as to achieve the purpose of quickly forming a network anytime and anywhere, and this solution best protects the investment and reduces the trouble caused by wiring.

Case study: Café wireless coverage solution.

Providing guests with "wireless Internet access" has become a necessary service for hotels, cafes, restaurants, etc., but the wireless Internet service provided at present is mostly free, open, and unmanaged, so that especially the "leisure people" often regard this place as an Internet café, and a cup of coffee will be brewed for half a day, which brings a lot of inconvenience to the operator. Two or three "recreational" are also really nothing, and all operators can tolerate it, but as time goes on, there are more and more recreational people, and eventually the business is greatly affected, so many of our partners who provide "wireless Internet" have started to solve this problem with our manageable "coffee shop hotspot Wi-Fi" solution.

The system includes wireless APs with "user isolation" and "timing" functions, keyboards, printers, and ADSL Internet access.

Feature 1: It can control the time of guests surfing the Internet.

The waiter can generate Internet accounts with different time limits according to the customer's consumption, such as a cup of coffee and Internet access for 1 hour. As soon as you enter the time on the keyboard, the printer will automatically print out the account number and provide it to the customer. The account number, including the name and password, is randomly generated and cannot be compromised.

In this way, guests must enter a given account number to access the Internet, and when the time for the Internet is up, they must buy some consumer goods or stop using them, so as to avoid the "leisure" occupying for a long time and affecting their own business and saving unnecessary Internet costs.

Feature 2: Personalized homepage of the restaurant.

You can forcibly let the guests see the first is the webpage of their own restaurant, introduce their own restaurant on it, ** information, the introduction of the dishes, etc., and further communicate with the guests, so that the guests can better understand themselves, and further do not meet the needs of the guests.

Feature 3: High network security.

"User isolation" is a necessary network security function for operation-level "wireless Internet access", which prevents their computers from being maliciously invaded by other guests through wireless networks, and the danger of important personal information being peeked at or leaked, so that guests can use it with peace of mind.

and the mall's buy 1 get 1 free one nature. But you have to set the rules, or people will put the coffee aside as a clubbing.

Your idea is very creative, but when it comes to using the Internet to attract customers, you better go to the industrial and cultural management department. It stands to reason that your main business is to sell coffee, and the Internet is free, so you don't need to go through any formalities.

You can also connect to the Internet, you can skip the computer, and customers can bring their own laptops

That cup of coffee is quite expensive. I opened an address and waited for my buddies to make money, and I went to spend it, hehe.

It's legal.

It's not popular in all major cities right now"Typhoon shelters"Is it? That's the form.

A membership system is also available.

Pay the money, you can go in and you can go online, drink for free, read books and other activities. There aren't too many people to manage, it's all self-help.

Some coffee shops in Tianjin have free wireless Internet access on site. It's all guests who bring their own computers.

If it's just wireless internet access, yes. However, if the store also provides computers, you will have to apply to the relevant departments. Because it's beyond the scope of the restaurant.

If you have time, you can find a local law firm, and I used to find a lawyer if I didn't understand it. The charge in Tianjin is 50 yuan per hour, and more than one hour, it will be charged every half hour.

If you can get a license for a café, it's okay to do so, but have you considered how much coffee your guests drink, or what grade of coffee they drink, and how long they can go on it, which is a key question, which is not only related to your cost, but also the nature of your business. I don't know what the location of the café is for my brother, so you have to consider your rent and various management expenses, some people like elegance and quiet, and some people just want to be graded, you also have to consider it, I wish you success.

No, now every star hotel has a beam hall that provides free Internet access. As long as you charge for accommodation, internet access is just an add-on. It's like you have a toilet in your room, and you can't say that you don't have a scumbag public toilet.

No. Hotels basically require ID cards.

It has nothing to do with Internet cafes.

First of all, if you don't have a license, it's black, but that's officially, and secondly, if you have too many computers, it's not good.

I don't think you have many units from your tone.

So there's no problem.

I have also opened black Internet cafes and red Internet cafes, as long as you do confiscate money on the Internet, and then don't have too many machines (such as dozens) to affect the business of nearby Internet cafes, no one will take care of you, if your machine has a lot of impact on the income of other people's Internet cafes, generally no matter how you don't charge, people will go to top you, then you are dangerous, this society is so realistic.

What is a store? I don't understand! As long as the Internet café has a certificate and operates in accordance with the law, it is not a black Internet bar! As for how to run a store, it may be recognized as **!

Get a few, you don't let you learn, no one cares about you.

Those who can enter the bar are adults, and the backstage of opening a bar must be hard, and it is good to be dotted with the above, if you are nosy, be careful of being beaten.

Say you're breaking the law, and one is enough. Say that if you don't disobey, it doesn't matter if you open an Internet café.

The law is just a rule, and the key is who is enforcing it. What can you make money now?

In fact, there is no explicit rule on how many units, as long as you are free, but your main business is coffee.

It's not illegal to have a good relationship with the local industry and commerce.

As long as there are no more than 10 units, I will try it accordingly.