check out mnf financials i just did, page-40

Standup, excellent summation, however I have to redirect you to this,

>Personally, my take on this would be that MNF buys it's DSL from a full services DSL wholesaler and that MNF or Symbio invests the minumum amount of money (my research indicates that around $400K would cover this) in IP POP Switching to provide an MNF POP. This way if MNF is sold to a DSL company then the DSL company would only have to pay an additional $400K to Symbio if Symbio were the DSL provider to MNF.<

The hardware is already in place, Symbio have done a number on their clients by future proofing/up selling them, after all, Symbio's business is "switches". This stuff don't work without the correct hardware (switches).

The only thing MNF/Symbio have to do is buy/negotiate some naked DSL airtime. How that deal cuts down is in the hand of the gods...

Sincerest regards