Monday, May 04, 2015 10:50:49 PM
From here forth Yippy Inc will hereby be referred to Company: A
and "X" will be referred to Company: B
legal legal legal etc
#5 You shall not pay us a dime until you love it.*
#5 establishes an expiration date for "company B" to make decision stated in stated in "#5", to accept or refuse the services.
A Termination Fee of "X" amount (this will be enough to cover the cost)
End Contract
So AR would not recognize the termination fees as revenue, but the actual amount owed for accepting the hardware/service within the established time frame.
The most important facts is that after the established expiration period they still have a revenue buffer in place to at, the least recoup cost.
Recouping cost is a sign of strategic planning and establishing safety nets for dynamic trajectory regardless of the variables.
Not something you see in a SCAM company.
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