I look at those vids and think those tossers don't care less about pinball or the hobby. If they did they certainly wouldn't do that. I'm sure plenty of hobbiests would have taken those games and tried to save them.
I wouldn't feed these people if they were local to me.
It would have been better if they said "collect your game for $100 as is. First come, first srved."
They would have made some money and would not have to clean up the mess. The bad publicity alone has cost them dearly.
Some people just don't get it.
Yep $100 projects offered to some regulars would have made a few buyers happy and these clowns would have had a bit of good will as well as the opportunity to make a bit more on the machines if the buyers were to buy some of the parts from them to get the machines up and going again.
