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sonicmerlin

join:2009-05-24
Cleveland, OH
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reply to benc

Re: Over $1000 per customer?

said by benc:

said by sonicmerlin:

What in the world makes you think they'd have to lease the network for $40/customer/month? What kind of massively inflated numbers are those? Jeez.
     I didn't say or think that.  That was actually my point.  While BF69 did have the right idea, he really oversimplified the math.  So I merely pointed out some things that he may have overlooked.  Did you notice the second part where I suggested that the payback period would be 10 years, instead of 3?  That figure sounds a lot more reasonable.  At that rate, a carrier could charge a customer $50 a month and they would still be able to make a profit.
Here's a quote from an Australian at Ars:
"The government owned company will be structured with a 15 year debt payback and make a modest return of 6% per annum. The construction phase will also provide a lot of stimulus and employment to the economy. It will have a net positive benefit to the overall economy."

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