Common use of Bundled Equipment may be Clause in Contracts

Bundled Equipment may be. i. free - in which case we absorb its full cost; ii. amortised - in which case you pay $0 up-front and we recoup the cost from you as part of Charges over a minimum term; or iii. subsidised - in which case we absorb part of the cost and pass the balance on to you, either by cash or amortised payment.

Bundled Equipment may be. i. free - included – in which case we absorb its full cost; ii. amortised - – in which case you pay $0 up-up front and we recoup the cost from you as part of Charges over a minimum term; or iii. subsidised - – in which case base we absorb part of the cost and pass the balance on to you, either by cash or amortised payment.

Bundled Equipment may be. i. free - – in which case we absorb its full cost; ii. amortised - – in which case you pay $0 up-front and we recoup the cost from you as part of Charges over a minimum term; or iii. subsidised - – in which case we absorb part of the cost and pass the balance on to you, either by cash or amortised payment.

Bundled Equipment may be. i. free - in which case we absorb its full cost; ii. ; ii amortised - – in which case you pay $0 up-front and we recoup the cost from you as part of Charges over a minimum term; or iii. or iii subsidised - – in which case we absorb part of the cost and pass the balance on to you, either by cash or amortised payment.

Bundled Equipment may be. i. free - – in which case we absorb its full cost; ii. amortised - – in which case you pay $0 up-front and we recoup the cost from you as part of Charges over a minimum term; orterm;or iii. subsidised - – in which case we absorb part of the cost and pass the balance on to you, either by cash or amortised payment.

Bundled Equipment may be. i. (i) free - – in which case we absorb its full cost; (ii. ) amortised - – in which case you pay $0 up-up front and we recoup the cost from you as part of Charges over a minimum term; or (iii. ) subsidised - – in which case base we absorb part of the cost and pass the balance on to you, either by cash or amortised payment.