20 Mar
2006
20 Mar
'06
3:54 p.m.
In article <441F3FDE.8020707 at DakotaCom.Net>,
Don Y <dgy at dakotacom.net> writes:
Richard wrote:
Don't count on GovLiquidation.com being accurate in their
descriptions. Hell, count yourself lucky if you get anything
descriptive in the description! I can't tell you how many times I've
seen lots in other cities with this description: "TERMINAL". Ummm,
yeah... there was only one kind of terminal ever made....
<http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=794849>
Says it has unspecified "missing components". No bid on this yet,
closes today.
Speaking of items on govliquidation.com where there is no bid, I was
told that they get relisted until they sell. If it doesn't sell a
couple times, then they bundle it with something else they think will
sell to move it outta there :-).
Grrrr.... I just picked up what I *thought* was a 3700 eaarlier
today -- but it doesn't look like the photo above! :-( Crap! Why can't DG put model numbers on or in or
ANYPLACE on
their boxes? I've got another (older) AViiON -- that I *think*
was a 3000? -- that also was a chore to identify.
There's not even a nameplate affixed somewhere?
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