Re:Newegg is being sued for engaging in massive fraud
by PrgsvThgt on Monday October 23, 2017 @02:15PM
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That disparity is confusing to me, too. My interpretation is that the spread between the actual value of the "items as-delivered" and the "paper cost of the items as-described" was the method used by the defendant to collateralize the liens of credit?
Amazon lists one of their things for $2369: https://www.amazon.com/Moneual-932BB-Home-Theater-PC/dp/B002..., close to the "fraudulent" invoice price. $2000 seems steep, but $8 seems preposterous.
I guess it depends when. The CPU (Intel Q9550) came out in 2008, presumably several hundreds bucks then but today nearly worthless.