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Batteries are like bananas: they do go bad with time.
Could it be that buying truck loads of batteries to secure a better price and then when they do not sell and end up scrapped for pennies on the dollar would create quite a write-off. Just an observation. Rating :
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MIGHT THIS BE YOUR ANSWER
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fee2high200... | Not rated | 28-Sep-09 04:22 pm | ||
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They have life insurance on each batch.
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fedinmate61... | Rate it | 28-Sep-09 04:30 pm | ||
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how on earth did you come up with that scenario?
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FRIENDinWI | Rate it | 28-Sep-09 06:51 pm | ||
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Most batteries have date codes. I really can...
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fee2high200... | Rate it | 29-Sep-09 11:35 am | ||
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So is that like a strike price and put o...
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fedinmate61... | Rate it | 29-Sep-09 01:35 pm | ||
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the write off would come at the retail or end user...
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29-Sep-09 12:54 pm | ||
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Ultralife's family of brands includes: Ultral...
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fee2high200... | Rate it | 29-Sep-09 02:04 pm | ||
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fee2high2004,
go back to pumping C&D ...
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bwahwahahri... | (2 Ratings) | 29-Sep-09 02:40 pm | ||
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Now are you starting to understand?
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fee2high200... | Rate it | 30-Oct-09 03:23 pm |
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