added with every new
> > customer. And, as you say, at some point extra people have to be
> > added to the company and that cost gets spread over all subs.
> >
> > laters,
> > marlon
> >
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That's an interesting way of calculating the ROI.
You could also take out fixed costs from your calculations and only
add in
those (variable
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That's what happens when you leave one out near children.. They can't
help but play. I have to hide it :)
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Mark Nash wrote:
Matt, I think that because that's how I think of things, to answer your
question. As I said there are other ways of looking at business value. I
PREFER peace of mind knowing that my debt is at a minimum. Slower growth is
the cost to this, and for some people that's just fine.
, 2007 11:24 AM
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> Mark Nash wrote:
> > Depends on your plan. If you ever want to sell your business or be
bought
> > out by your partner(s), then there is less value with leasing CPE. But
> > there are many other ways of looki
Mark Nash wrote:
Depends on your plan. If you ever want to sell your business or be bought
out by your partner(s), then there is less value with leasing CPE. But
there are many other ways of looking at it, too.
Why do you think that? Generally speaking, businesses that use leasing
tend to gro
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> Wow, I sure wish I could average more than $37 per sub
"save" by financing for
items that I can't finance.
ryan
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Depends on
he company and
that
> cost gets spread over all subs.
>
> laters,
> marlon
>
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Wow, I sure wish I could average more than $37 per sub!
marlon
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That's an interesting way of calculating the ROI.
You could also take out fixed costs fro
On another list I answered 6 - 9 months with $100 install fee and we
retain ownership. In reality we lease to own all equipment on 36 month
leases. On average $12 per month per radio goes to this lease. This is
for our $40 or $200 plan it does not mater. 92% of our plans are sold
at the $49
Hi,
We lease all of our CPE, therefore our ROI is 0 months. The installation
fee ($99) covers the truck roll for the installation, so starting from
day one I am making profit on that customer. We have been doing it this
way for over 4 years now.
Travis
Microserv
Patrick Leary wrote:
I am c
costs into the calculation.
Jeff
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For AP's it's ok if I pay the
3 months.
Patrick Leary wrote:
I am curious about how divergent the responses may be. In your answer,
include just the cost of the truck roll and CPE measured against any
set-up and service initiation fees charged with the monthly subscription
fee.
Years ago, it was not uncommon for WISPs to sa
For AP's it's ok if I pay them off in 3 to 4 years. I try to do 4 year
loans for all hardware.
For CPE this gets more complicated. Everyone wants to count gross income
from that customer to pay off the gear. That's really not right though as
every customer has a cost to them.
We use NET r
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Does this mean 0 months Marty? :)
Patrick
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I am curious about how divergent the responses may be. In your a
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