Yes, of course I can.
As I mentioned, we also sent 1.8 million letters to people who received the lump-sum payment and should not have received it. There's already close to 1.2 million of them who started reimbursement or have reimbursed. That's actually a positive.
In this case, the way we've done it is that we looked at all of them, as I mentioned at the beginning, with the data analysis. We ended up with a pool of more than 550,000 people where you could see that there were differences between the eligibility criteria and the amount of money they got. This is the pool of people we're looking at.
I'll give you an example. They had to have made $5,000 in revenue. We may have people who didn't make $5,000 in revenue, but got maybe one payment. Do you go after people like that? You're going to have to assess how much time you're going to spend on this. That's the kind of analysis we have done. The 55,000 are the first ones where we have kind of a good reason to believe there's money there that should be reimbursed.
Yes, we're starting to have a response that is actually quite positive. We'll see if it's going to continue like that with all of them. Our objective is really to focus on the ones where we think there are actually reasons to believe.... It could be in good faith, but it's a significant gap from the—