Installation And Modem Revenue Sharing Sample Clauses

Installation And Modem Revenue Sharing. Either party may install Home Equipment Packages or engage qualified third party installers to install Home Equipment Packages for Data Subscribers. The party that installs Home Equipment Packages shall keep 100% of the Installation Fee (which Installation Fee will not exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150) per Data Subscriber). If HSAC sells equipment compressing any part of the Home Equipment Package to a Data Subscriber, then HSAC shall pay 50% of the gross profit (i.e., the gross "retail" sales price (not including applicable sales taxes) less its direct wholesale cost for such equipment and any other direct, out-of-pocket sales expense) it receives from such sale. If Operator sells equipment that is part of the Home Equipment Package, then Operator shall keep 100% of the Gross Revenues from [ILLEGIBLE]. If HSAC rents any equipment that is part of the Home Equipment Package to a Data Subscriber, then HSAC shall be entitled to retain 100% of such rentals up to a maximum of $14.95 per month per Data Subscriber, and all rentals in excess of such amount will be divided equally between HSAC and Operators. Nothing in this Section 6.2 shall limit Operator's ability to charge and retain separate fees for connecting any Cable Subscriber's or Data Subscriber's home to a Cable System or adding additional outlets in a Cable Subscriber's or Data Subscriber's home.
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Installation And Modem Revenue Sharing. Either party may install Home Equipment Packages or engage qualified third party installers to install Home Equipment Packages for Data Subscribers. The party that installs Home Equipment Packages shall keep 100% of the Installation Fee (which Installation Fee will not exceed one hundred fifty dollars ($150) per Data Subscriber). CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION. If HSAC rents any equipment that is part of the Home Equipment Package to a Data Subscriber, then HSAC shall be entitled to retain 100% of such rentals up to a maximum of $14.95 per month per Data Subscriber, and all rentals in excess of such amount will be divided equally between HSAC and Operators. Nothing in this Section 6.2 shall limit Operator's ability to charge and retain separate fees for connecting any Cable Subscriber's or Data Subscriber's home to a Cable System or adding additional outlets in a Cable Subscriber's or Data Subscriber's home.
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