22 Mar
2005
22 Mar
'05
3:48 p.m.
David H. Barr wrote:
Currently my method is to have them save anything
that looks like a "computer" or a "monitor" that they can't
cover
diagonally with both hands stretched out side by side (approx. 18"
diagonal).
I don't get it.... what does covering with both hands diagonally do?
Printers, scanners, speakers, joysticks, keyboards, mice, cuecats... I
just don't know how to deal with by proxy. I know for a fact I've lost
several "video games" such as a Vic20 and an Odyssey this way, as well
as about 10 Sun pizza boxes. On the bright side, I've refurbished
most of the office machines at Goodwill with scrounged parts, and
managed to sell a few complete systems as well.
When you say lost, what do you mean..... it went into the dumpster? Why
can't all of it go onto the sales floor? It seems to me that as long as
it doesn't have razor blades sticking out of it, there's no harm in at
least trying to sell something. If it's a questionable item, as far as,
a sale goes, pull it after a few days, or lower the price. If it
doesn't work give the buyer 7 days to return it, as long as it they have
a receipt.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA