Author: Steve B
Date: 20:55:21 06/04/05
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> >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? i think the bidders were hoping to fix it the seller is not being 100% clear about this he says he does not have the power supply to check the Robot and he also mentions that the previous owner said it works fine but he will only sell the Robot as defective this puts some doubt in the minds of the bidders personally i think the seller knows damn well it dosent work because it is not so hard to get a proper adaptor and a working Robot is worth double what this sold for and i think the seller knows that so he would have every motive to test it i think he did test it and it dosent work so the story about the missing adaptor this of course is all my opinion and i could be completley wrong..but this is what i think Best Steve
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