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EXAMPLE:
Cafe
Clubhouse has a single standard Yellerphone Airware™ Unit
rented on a 24 month, $16/month contract.
The
network Access plan chosen is: PLAN 5 which encompasses a $20
a month minimum spend. Their payphone is also fully managed by
us.
The
cafe Phone only has low use, at 1-2 calls per day.
For
the period Jan 1- March 31st 2010;
The
bill Received by Cafe Clubhouse is as follows:
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Rental
Charges
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Jan
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$16.00
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Feb
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$16.00
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Mar
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$16.00
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$48.00
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Plus
net Call costs
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Jan
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$20.00
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Feb
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$20.00
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Mar
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$20.00
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$60.00
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TOTAL
COSTS
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$108.00
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Less
collected Revenue
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Jan
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$60.00
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Feb
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$40.00
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Mar
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$30.00
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TOTAL
REVENUE
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$130.00
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REFUND/PROFIT
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$22.00
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Even
in cases of low use, a Yellerphone still turns a small profit.
A regular PTSN landline Blue payphone which makes a profit
margin of around 0.25c a call would need to have call volumes
in excess of 150 calls a month to break even on the $37.50 a
month network access that would apply.
IN
MOST CASES REGULAR TELSTRA LANDLINE PAYPHONES WILL MAKE A LOSS
The
Yellerphone Business case is much stronger, with much lower
call volumes required to break even in most cases.
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