You get numpties on John Pye, some people just can't add up and not this case bit others good are not guaranteed to work as there customer returns
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Originally Posted by Stanman
It reminds me of the computer surplus auctions that used to do the rounds 20 years ago. You couldn't be sure that the goods were new or if it was a batch of customer returns. There were also batches of 'non-standard' (only works in brand X) stuff that wholesalers couldn't shift, but not listed that way. Anything of value usually went for the 'going price' but then there were the service charges on top. Those auctions worked because the majority of people didn't know where to get the best deals (it wasn't a 2 minute search on the Net).
I assume that the bids on the John Pye site are legally binding and the auction house will just pass on the details of non-payers to debt collection agencies, incurring additional costs.
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