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To: A.L. Reagan who wrote (2410)	7/27/2002 12:32:24 AM
From: pcstel	Read Replies (2) of 2737

Do you think this reflects the cost they are paying to vendors or all the handsets they buy that end up in parts unknown (due to the "F" word)? I pick B! Someone could make a nice profit buying Cricket Phones new in the Box when they are $29 with instant rebate, and shipping them off to Latin America where Cell phones are not subsidized to the extent they are here in the US! If a company offered you a New Nokia Phone and a month of service for $29 with no contract. However, you decided to not activate the phone, and instead you turn around and ship the New phone in the Box,, that you purchased in a completely legal transistion to Latin America where the Phone would be sold at a Profit. Would this be Fraud in the legal sense? PCSTEL

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