| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1001.1 | | ABE::HASKELL | | Fri Sep 30 1988 15:35 | 15 |
| If you won it, don't send money.
This is a con game the AG Office warns everyone about.
Just reason;
If it is an inflatable that sails and even if the mast is short,
what forces will be exerted on whatever hold the mast. In time these
forces will cause wear and the boat will develop air leaks. It won't
last long.
Save your $200.
Paul
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| 1001.2 | see note 263.215 | CADSYS::SCHUMANN | | Sat Oct 01 1988 20:40 | 9 |
| > I just won for visiting "Premiere Resorts" a Sun Cat , inflatable
> catamaran sailboat. I have to send in the coupon with $200 though.
> Has anyone ever seen one ? If so are they worth the $200 or just
> junk ?
see note 263.215. Perhaps you can inspect before you buy!
--RS
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| 1001.3 | Save your money | LAGUNA::MILLMAN_JA | I'D RATHER BE CRUISING | Mon Oct 03 1988 13:19 | 6 |
| There was an article regarding something like this in the papers,
but I'm not sure if it was a suncat or not. The ploy was the money
requested was for shiping. The bottom line was that the shiping
was only $10-$20 and the boat was worth less than $50. Save your
money|
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| 1001.4 | Rip-OFF!!! | BPOV04::T_MOORE | | Fri Oct 07 1988 13:30 | 7 |
| Sixty Minutes just did a story on this. Note 3 has the right idea,
you'll get the boat but it will only be worth $50.00.
Tom
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