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From: Ed Pawlowski <e...@snet.net>
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Subject: Re: Garmin Nuvi 350
Date: Wed, 04 Jan 2012 06:08:23 -0500
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On Tue, 3 Jan 2012 23:58:17 -0500, "Carl"
<croth...@NOSPAMoptonline.net> wrote:
>>
>> New ones that work every time with a factory warranty can be had for
>> less
>> http://www.megagps.com/?gclid=CKaY0p_ytK0CFcfe4AodOF68OQ
>> Starting at $66.
>>
>> I paid $400 for my 350 when new, but I gave it away when I upgraded a
>> few months ago. Amazing how the value goes down on electronics.
>>
>I didn't actually check the current price for one, just took a stab. But
>with all due respect, your advertised ones are most likely refurbs with a
>"recertified warranty" (their words), and the seller doesn't say what they
>come with for the advertised price. So, for example, are the case, car cord,
>windshield mount, and external charger included? I'll bet you not- that by
>the time they get through with you, you'll be nickel and dimed for a lot
>more than $66.
What's in the Box
n�vi 1300
Preloaded City Navigator� NT data for the lower 48 states, Hawaii and
Puerto Rico
(no Alaska or Canada detail)
Vehicle suction cup mount
Vehicle power cable
Dashboard disc
Quick start manual
>
>For example, they're selling the windshield dash mount for $17.00 alone. My
>unit comes with that. Again, I'll bet that advertised price doesn't include
>that part.
You see that you are wrong. This comes with it too.
>Add up the car cord, the charger, the windshield mount, and the OEM case,
>and the shipping and I think you'll find those items alone are worth close
>to the price I'm asking.
You see that you are wrong.
>
>That's a sucker's site, designed to loss-lead you into their net. I know
>your intentions were good, and you are right about electronics losing value,
>but again with due respect, I do suggest you study the things that you post
>more before you step on a guy's selling toes.
>
Nope, I've bought from them. Yes, they have some refurbs as well as
new. Every price range from $65 has something to offer. A sucker is
someone that buys a unit that knowingly has problems and comes with no
warranty at all.
Funny thing is, you are selling a used unit that may or may not work,
but want to buy a cradle and it must be in pristine condition. At
least you provided a good laugh.
BTW, I have a Pentium computer for sale. $3500 new but I'll et it go
for $3000. Interested?