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this question has re-posted by me in the following group if you find suitable to answer this question then please click on the link attached here or copy paste this in your browser..

http://answers.onstartups.com/questions/32767/which-technology-or-strategy-a-new-inexperienced-freelancer-should-use-to-earn

Well it is my very first Question in this section and i really don't know whether my query relate to this section or not. anyway i have some awkward query. (however, it is like a bit story but i guess it is necessary to know some background knowledge of me.)

Actually I m fresh recent grad who has just started his freelancing work. In due course i have got a project to develop website for a middle scale business (travel agent). As I don't trust on my client whether he will pay to me in full or not after the completion of website, i want to use cheaper and efficient technology so that how much he would pay I could got at least few units of % of profit.

As i have learnt ASP.NET and when I inquired about the expense in Hosting of my website i got the recommendation to develop my web app using the combination PHP and MYSQL instead the asp.net + ms sql. And the problem is I don't know PHP.

should I learn PHP and or work in what i m comfortable with and should try to cover whole deserved money. (as it is my first project so i m also advised that i may got some loss in starting but contrary to this i don't want to go in loss and want to earn appropriate profit)

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This might be a good question for answers.onstartups.com – PhilipK Nov 19 '11 at 19:03
as the initial expense in hosting is around $200+my fee for asp.net+mssql. and for PHP+MySQL expense is around $100+my fee. my fee is around $200 for design+dev+seo work for whole project. – w3softdev Nov 19 '11 at 19:10
could this delete from here or could transfer to another suitable section like mr. philip has mentioned? – w3softdev Nov 19 '11 at 19:18
Read the reason for it being closed, not because of topic but the structure of the question. "This question is not a good fit to our Q&A format. " Try simplifying your question e.g. "How long will it take for a .NET dev to learn PHP." OR "Is there a significantly higher demand for PHP then .NET". Simplify your question and try again, maybe on the link I sent if you decide to keep it Start-up oriented. – PhilipK Nov 19 '11 at 19:23
thnks so much sir! actually i want to keep it start-up oriented. and it could not be more simplified. however i liked the reason behind being close this question- "in short it may lead to heavy discussion." – w3softdev Nov 19 '11 at 19:31
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