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Aussie Pinball Forums => General Discussion => News & Announcements => Topic started by: piesrule on July 16, 2010, 06:58:53 PM
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If your in Melbourne, watch channel 7 news at 6pm theres going to be something about pinnies on it
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Bumper is for sale (again). @.@
Was interesting to note that (for once) a reporter did some research before airing the story. She talked about the fact that Pinball was regarded as a gambling device up until the 70's (in some states).
I think the last public story (2-3 years ago) about Bumper was that it was being sold to its employees.
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DANG!!
I ran out to the TV and managed to see the fade to black shot of Indy (i think)..??
Thanks for the heads up though #*#
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Yes, the master of marketing. Why let the facts stand in the way of a good story? Feel like calling C7 and suggesting they could have done a little more research on all the previous Selling to Staff; Going out of Business Sale; Getting Divorced Sale etc etc etc
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Just waiting for an announcement from MarkC anyday now hehehehehehehehe...... :lol :lol :lol :lol
MM
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Just waiting for an announcement from MarkC anyday now hehehehehehehehe...... :lol :lol :lol :lol
MM
crap ..... was trying to keep it quiet .....
press conference will be tomorrow at 12 noon
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:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol potato chips !!
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:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol potato chips !!
I will pay that one ....
like i always say
PINBALLS ARE LIKE POTATO CHIPS ONCE YOU OPEN THAT PACKET YOU CANT STOP ..... cya again soon
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MORE LIKE,
Restoring pinballs is like undressing a beautiful woman, once you strip a few things off, you cant stop".
I liked it better than potato chips ! && && &&
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MORE LIKE,
Restoring pinballs is like undressing a beautiful woman, once you strip a few things off, you cant stop".
You find rusty parts and ugly hacks?
BTTOT
Yep, once more Bumper is selling his bussiness
I chuckled
Tax refunds must have started to come in <..>
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Yes, the master of marketing. Why let the facts stand in the way of a good story? Feel like calling C7 and suggesting they could have done a little more research on all the previous Selling to Staff; Going out of Business Sale; Getting Divorced Sale etc etc etc
Didn't they try to sell the business to a dog one year or some BS like that???
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There is a saying I have about Real Estate > "No one ever sells a gold mine, people only sell worthless tin mines dressed up as gold mines".
No one sells a profitable business. Even if u wanted to retire, you put in a good manager, sit back and keep the difference $$$.
But if people think you are going broke, they turn up and offer you 50 or 70 cents in the dollar for some or all of your stock. AND in this slower market, sometimes that can be a good thing to get some money thru the door and some free advertising.
On the gold coast, some businesses run permanent "Closing down sales". Sneaky but if it brings money thru the door. ^^^
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No one sells a profitable business. Even if u wanted to retire, you put in a good manager, sit back and keep the difference $$$.
Don't know about that one. Businesses are sold everyday to companies who are lured by the profitability. E.g. insurance companies. However, as you say, a lot of these so called "closing down sales" are just to get customers through the door.