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15-12-2012 14:23 |
Re: Selling Superhub on Ebay extra stupid.
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Originally Posted by Qtx
(Post 35512186)
Not necessarily back to the seller, but at least to the customer who had it sent to them in the first place. The two may not be the same.
The seller could have been given it, got it from a house clearance or many other alternative sources if they were not the original customer.
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Indeed. Plenty of student flats around here with piles of old equipment from last years' tenants lying around in the cupboards, including but not limited to used Shrubs, DIR-615's, even the old Netgear WPN824's.
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Originally Posted by thenry
(Post 35512246)
I get my full 60 in combo mode using a Belkin Play N dual-band USB adapter
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I get 220Mbps through my second hand Superhub.
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Originally Posted by Sirius
(Post 35512189)
It can be lost all it wants, if the system does not allow it to be used then it does not take the brains of a arch bishop to realise its worthless, please lets not have another of you bloody rants about clones its getting BORING.
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The system doesn't allow one part of it to be used, the other 3 parts work fine. And nowhere else will you find those 3 for less than a fiver. Take it apart and even the wireless card itself, which will work fine in any modern laptop, is worth more than the current bidding price on Ebay. |
