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So roughly $76 per customer. That cost could be amortized over, yknow, 6 months at $12. edit: You did say, "millions", but my point still stands. Unless it was

So roughly $76 per customer. That cost could be amortized over, yknow, 6 months at $12. edit: You did say, "millions", but my point still stands. Unless it was 10+ million, which seems like a stretch. also: You don't have to amortize it over anyone in particular. You have revenue, you get to dictate how that revenue is spent.

grecy 12y ago
It was a few "millions". Remember, too, that only a small percentage of customers have chosen to upgrade to 100MBit, so you can only amortize it over them. We did the business case beforehand and it didn't really make sense to be honest. We did it to keep the regulator happy(er) (we're not in the US).