Author: Mark Ryan
Date: 20:43:17 06/04/05
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On June 04, 2005 at 11:50:27, Steve B wrote: >At just over $2330 > >as this was a defective Robot ..to determine then the value of a perfectly >working one.. we use the following generally accepted conversion formula thusly: > >Defective computer X Pi(3.1416)=value of perfectly working computer > >$2330 X 3.1417=$7320 > >as a final note.. > >with the arm stuck in that bizarre out stretched, right turn signal position >..it will be a real bitch to pack for the seller > > > > >http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5201743411 > >Final Report Regards >Steve In the photographs, it looks like it's getting ready to deliver a right hook; maybe it's the Sugar Ray Robinson model. Do you suppose that the buyer thinks he can fix it? Why else would anyone pay $2330 for a broken machine? Or can its investment value actually go up regardless? Mark
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