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"Rick Karlquist N6RK" wrote in
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: Only if they paid for it. Many customers went bankrupt.

Regardless! In a lease purchase, the leasing company has the
option to recover the property. If a bankrupt judgment was made,
it was sold as a tangible asset, no difference. However maybe it
IS an indication the price was too high? (If it bankrupt the
company.)


Somehow, I don't think Agilent's price list is to blame for the telecom
bankruptcy wave. :-P

-- jm

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