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Topic	If someone breaks into your home and steals all your videogames..
zebatov 05/25/21 12:48:43 AM #4:	teddy241 posted... LOL how much value we talking here I have no idea. That would have to be determined if the situation arose. I have a lot of CEs and classic CIBs. Ive never checked or estimated the value of my collection. Its about the principle more than the cost, although, I would have to be really shortchanged to seek legal counsel on the matter. Years ago I went to the bank to get a vehicle loan for $15,000 CAD for a car. They wouldnt give it to me because the return on the car wasnt worth the loan by their books. I told them the car would go up in value. The same car is now worth $45,000 USD. Companies would rather use some BS figures from a book than trust professional collectors for evaluating cost of an item. In some cases they would benefit from a default on a loan. <cite>zebatov posted [p:954269675] in If someone... [t:79476919]...</cite> <quote>teddy241 posted... </cite> <quote>LOL how much value we talking here</quote> I have no idea. That would have to be determined if the situation arose. I have a lot of CEs and classic CIBs. Ive never checked or estimated the value of my collection. Its about the principle more than the cost, although, I would have to be really shortchanged to seek legal counsel on the matter. Years ago I went to the bank to get a vehicle loan for $15,000 CAD for a car. They wouldnt give it to me because the return on the car wasnt worth the loan by their books. I told them the car would go up in value. The same car is now worth $45,000 USD. Companies would rather use some BS figures from a book than trust professional collectors for evaluating cost of an item. In some cases they would benefit from a default on a loan. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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