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Probably more likely that someone found themselves with a bunch of warehoused touch tone dialer chips (essentially worthless now), and decided to label them as
by metalliqaz 9y ago
Probably more likely that someone found themselves with a bunch of warehoused touch tone dialer chips (essentially worthless now), and decided to label them as something else -- anything else -- to be able to salvage at least a few bucks out of it.
Either that or a plain old mistake. The new guy loaded the wrong data into the printer.
- SmellyGeekBoy 9y ago> Either that or a plain old mistake. The new guy loaded the wrong data into the printer. I'd also like to think that Hanlon's Razor applies here. Chips were mislabeled, wasn't worth the time / effort / ink to relabel something that costs pennies to manufacture so they're earmarked for the incinerator but somehow end up back in the supply chain. Stuff like this happens.