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Nothing is wrong with PROPER refurbishment. The first problem is a lot of refurbs are poorly done. I've had parts that were literally something else with a dif
by goatherders 4y ago
Nothing is wrong with PROPER refurbishment.
The first problem is a lot of refurbs are poorly done. I've had parts that were literally something else with a different print on them. Entire controllers that were marked as X but were Y in reality.
The second problem is the buy side. Government especially has regulations for quality control and counts on suppliers to do their part. Check out MVP Micro for a company a decade or so ago where the owners were profiteering off refurbs and wound up in prison.