Re:Electronics-Recycling Innovator Going to Prison for Exten...
by acqq on Saturday December 29, 2018 @08:19AM
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>> Lundgren made 28,000 of the discs and shipped them to a broker, who planned to sell them to computer refurbishing shops for about 25 cents each, so they could provide them to used-computer buyers.
>> Microsoft’s lawyers valued the discs at $25 each and said they represent $700,000 in potential sales.
Something doesn't match: on the Microsoft's page I get:
"one transaction alone generated $28,000 in revenue for Mr. Lundgren and his co-defendant from the sale of 8,000 discs."
Which means his revenue was $3.5 pro disc in that case.
Interestingly, in both cases the number 28,000 is specified.
>> Microsoft’s lawyers valued the discs at $25 each and said they represent $700,000 in potential sales.
Something doesn't match: on the Microsoft's page I get:
"one transaction alone generated $28,000 in revenue for Mr. Lundgren and his co-defendant from the sale of 8,000 discs."
Which means his revenue was $3.5 pro disc in that case.
Interestingly, in both cases the number 28,000 is specified.