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Michael, Quantum's statement itemizes printers and scanners separately from CBM. And yup, they are worthless to us, at least as CBM. :( CM | Michael, Quantum's statement itemizes printers and scanners separately from CBM. And yup, they are worthless to us, at least as CBM. :( CM | ||
:Then I would say we should rethink where we put them. I had this idea that if they went into the CBM gaylords, that they would net us some income. How much of the plastic would we need to strip off to make them income? [[User:MichaelWestwind|MW]] 17:54, 27 Sep 2005 (PDT) | :Then I would say we should rethink where we put them. I had this idea that if they went into the CBM gaylords, that they would net us some income. How much of the plastic would we need to strip off to make them income? [[User:MichaelWestwind|MW]] 17:54, 27 Sep 2005 (PDT) | ||
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| + | From the historical data, which sadly I never had available to me as actual data, but rather as recountings from spreadsheets by Oso and Jhasen, there's one worrisome thing in here: | ||
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| + | We're not doing well with processors. | ||
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| + | We used to get $1000 for a 2-gallon bucket of processors, and $300 for a 2-gallon bucket of gold fingers. Then, when we moved to 5-gallon buckets, it was $2600 for processors and $1000 for fingers. At one point, when I talked to Hallmark, they said they were giving better prices for "high grade" processors than for "low grade." | ||
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| + | At no point prior have processors been worth the same as fingers. | ||
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| + | [[User:Jeff|Jeff]] 11:51, 29 Sep 2005 (PDT) | ||
Revision as of 10:51, 29 September 2005
Question: Does this mean a gaylord full of printers and scanners is worth nothing to us? I thought they were included with CBM. MW 14:53, 27 Sep 2005 (PDT)
Michael, Quantum's statement itemizes printers and scanners separately from CBM. And yup, they are worthless to us, at least as CBM. :( CM
- Then I would say we should rethink where we put them. I had this idea that if they went into the CBM gaylords, that they would net us some income. How much of the plastic would we need to strip off to make them income? MW 17:54, 27 Sep 2005 (PDT)
From the historical data, which sadly I never had available to me as actual data, but rather as recountings from spreadsheets by Oso and Jhasen, there's one worrisome thing in here:
We're not doing well with processors.
We used to get $1000 for a 2-gallon bucket of processors, and $300 for a 2-gallon bucket of gold fingers. Then, when we moved to 5-gallon buckets, it was $2600 for processors and $1000 for fingers. At one point, when I talked to Hallmark, they said they were giving better prices for "high grade" processors than for "low grade."
At no point prior have processors been worth the same as fingers.
Jeff 11:51, 29 Sep 2005 (PDT)