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m II wrote:
Radioguy wrote: When prices are too good to be true they usually are. I agree completely. I do wonder how the things got into the stores. Somehow, I don't think the counterfeiters were selling them out of the trunks of their cars. The greed may well have been at a much higher level, such as store purchasing management. It's hard to move so many pieces of merchandise without a proper sales venue. mike The Department of Defense uses counterfeit Cisco routers. |
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