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Posted by GMAN on 09/27/26 11:59
In article <451a7ea9.67882625@news-server.houston.rr.com>, spam@uce.gov wrote:
>On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 19:28:07 GMT, glenzabr@nospam.xmission.com (GMAN)
>wrote:
>
>> Those plastic baggie drives are not and have never meant to be sold to end
>>users.
>
>Imagine that I am not an end user. Imagine that I am a system
>integrator. I therefore qualify as a legitimate user of OEM products.
>
>Does that mean Sony will support their products for me?
>
It should if you are a legitimate reseller of their product and you have
agreements with them to do so. If you aren't or dont then the items you resell
are considered grey market.
>>The small pc parts store you bough it from is Sony's customer
>
>LOL. You do not know what you are talking about. My son bought it from
>Directron, a huge distributor in Houston.
>
>http://www.directron.com/
Its still a reseller of parts, generally these bagged parts are for OEM's ,
not end users.
>Directron also owns another large distributor called Axion Tech which
>is housed in the same huge building.
>
>http://www.axiontech.com/
>
>No, it is not Dell but it isn't a "small pc parts store" as you
>mischaracterized it.
>
>>People feel free to chime in here.
>
>If you do, please get your facts right before posting.
>
OEM means no support from the manufacturer, only from the OEM . Thats the fact
jack!
>>You bought your noname settop recorder
>>from a company involved in criminal activity(Cyberhome), let talk about
>>unsupported crap!!!!!
>
>You are wrong again.
>
So you are claiming you don't own a Cyberhome ???
>I bought that unit from WalMart which supported it by replacing it 3
>times with no questions asked.
Because no one at Walmart knows their ass from their foot.
>
>What "criminal activity" is Cyberhome engaged in?
>
>
They are caput , they manufactured over 20000 DVD Recorder units without
paying royalties to Philips.
http://www.twice.com/article/CA6344162.html
San Jose, Calif. A task force of local, state and federal agencies seized
more than 20,000 CyberHome-brand DVD recorders that allegedly use Philips
patents without a license.
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