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Posted by kaboom on 11/29/06 03:13
On 28 Nov 2006 17:24:55 -0800, "Jordan" <lundj@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Bill Vermillion wrote:
>
>> He just didn't have any problems renting a disk several times,and
>> then selling it as new, and making gobs of profit per disk.
>
>Do you want clothing stores to automatically mark down stuff that has
>been tried on?
>
>Should Barnes and Noble start a used book section for titles that have
>been browsed?
>
>Just because another human being touched something doesn't make it
>"used".
**Yea, but your examples aren't analogous to what Bill wrote. If B&N
let 100 people rent, read and return a book and then tried to turn
around and sell it as new, then, yes, it should be in the used
section. If Dress Barn rented out a dress, let women use it for a day
or two and then return it over and over again, I'd say let's burn that
thing. I don't care if the laserdisc, DVD or CD don't 'wear' like
books or clothing, the second anyone cracks the plastic and takes the
item out, it's used.
kaboomie
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