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Right, and I would assume that a good fraction of those were products that didn't qualify as "good enough" at the factory ?
by BlueTemplar 5y ago
Right, and I would assume that a good fraction of those were products that didn't qualify as "good enough" at the factory ?
- Spooky23 5y agoStill, for value conscious people it’s fine. My dad was really into shortwave radio and other stuff in the 80s. He’d buy “grey market” gear from stores in NYC that were legit, but intended for Latin America or other markets. Sometimes the fit and finish would be interior or connectors would be lower quality, but the price was right and an 80% product is better than nothing. If I know I’m buying a “Rolox”, that’s one thing. If you sell and price a Rolex that is not, that’s a problem.