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> Could be refurbished or used parts That is inferior to new, considering physical goods have a limited mechanical lifespan. Either way, it misses the point t
by vineyardmike 3y ago
> Could be refurbished or used parts
That is inferior to new, considering physical goods have a limited mechanical lifespan.
Either way, it misses the point that the product is a lie sold on false pretenses. Lying about what you sell is not a good sign. There is no world, no product conditions, no anything, where a lie about what’s being sold should be tolerated. Fraud a crime for a reason.
> We just don’t know at this point.
At this point I already know I’d pick the plane with genuine certified parts if I had the choice.
- mulmen 3y ago> That is inferior to new, considering physical goods have a limited mechanical lifespan. Maybe. The bathtub curve exists. I trust the certification process. I’m sure used parts are serviceable in some cases. > Either way, it misses the point that the product is a lie sold on false pretenses. It doesn’t because I am only offering an explanation of why someone would lie. > At this point I already know I’d pick the plane with genuine certified parts if I had the choice. Of course. It seems like you interpreted my comment as some kind of defense of these parts or the people selling them. That was not my intent.