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Yatey
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  #252937 3-Sep-2009 16:09
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Just noticed this on the EB Games New Zealand Web Site (Note. the HD Sizes, then the Prices)





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  #252961 3-Sep-2009 17:58
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Taken at Auckland Airport a couple of years ago:


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  #252963 3-Sep-2009 18:03
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Fail at branding:



We found it at our local Countdown.



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  #253014 3-Sep-2009 20:16
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jaymz: Taken at Auckland Airport a couple of years ago:



and why am i not suprised?!

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  #253043 3-Sep-2009 21:44
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Yatey: Just noticed this on the EB Games New Zealand Web Site (Note. the HD Sizes, then the Prices)



EB always fail at pricing second hand games and consoles.   Whenever the brandnew item drops in price they alwaqys forget to lower the price of the seocnd hand one.


I actually spotted this PS3 pricing in a store too - right next to each other just like on the website.

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  #254300 9-Sep-2009 11:20
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Bid your life savings on this: only thing is, you're not allowed to see what you're getting.


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  #254302 9-Sep-2009 11:24
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Is that so surprising? It's a mortgagee sale, after all. Anyway, what you see before you bid may not be what you get when you take possession...

 
 
 

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  #254303 9-Sep-2009 11:26
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you obviously havent bought a property before?

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  #254304 9-Sep-2009 11:26
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joker97: Bid your life savings on this: only thing is, you're not allowed to see what you're getting. 



 

Especially as auctions are unconditional!

Lesson: don't ever let your house get sold as a mortgagee sale - the banks really don't care what they get for it as long as it covers the outstanding mortgage!




 

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  #254305 9-Sep-2009 11:30
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my guess is if it doesnt hit reserve (ie cover cost) once the bank (or whoever) takes control of the house you'll be able to view.

the other explanation is there isnt too much owed to the bank so the reserve is blinking low and it will probably sell for nuts and the bank can't care less as you said

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  #254308 9-Sep-2009 11:41
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I saw this a week or 2 ago.... on the BBC website.



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  #254339 9-Sep-2009 13:48
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joker97: you obviously havent bought a property before?

I've bought more than one property before, in fact.  Have you?  Have you bought at a mortgagee sale before?  It would be the more usual case that you don't get access to the property since the mortgagee doesn't own the property.

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  #254346 9-Sep-2009 13:56
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TinyTim: Lesson: don't ever let your house get sold as a mortgagee sale - the banks really don't care what they get for it as long as it covers the outstanding mortgage!

Actually, the New Zealand Property Law Act 2007 imposes duties on mortgagees exercising their power of sale. Section 176 provides:
A mortgagee who exercises a power to sell mortgaged property, including exercise of the power through the Registrar under section 187, or through the Court under section 200, owes a duty of reasonable care to the following persons to obtain the best price reasonably obtainable as at the time of sale:
a. Current mortgagor;
b. Former mortgagor;
c. Any covenantor (including guarantors);
d. Any mortgagee under a subsequent mortgage; and
e. Any holder of any other subsequent encumbrance.

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  #254384 9-Sep-2009 15:59
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Ok, this thread isn't for arguing, back on topic :)

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  #255213 12-Sep-2009 16:31
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Can't take credit for this one.  A friend of mine on another forum had a friend who got this retarded tattoo and he submitted it to failblog. (Philippians has only one L)

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