jedisearcher
Sith Lord
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There are a few things that seems a bit odd to me with the whole landfill story.
Main one is why on earth would anyone bury a shipping container (are we talking about the big maersk type things here?) which is probably worth tens of thousands of quid. Or does shipping container mean something else? And also, as people have said, there are companies that specialise in buying up bankrupt stock, albeit for buttons, so why on earth would they chuck stock away when they could liquidate it? There's no doubt a ton of stuff would have been disposed of, but it's hard to see why it be valuable, and not junk/cardboard stocks/general crap etc. If there were tons of MOCs lying around, why didn't they end up in the TT deal (as the rest did).
It's a nice thought to think the stipulated could be there, but surely it's not going to be a treasure trove.
Main one is why on earth would anyone bury a shipping container (are we talking about the big maersk type things here?) which is probably worth tens of thousands of quid. Or does shipping container mean something else? And also, as people have said, there are companies that specialise in buying up bankrupt stock, albeit for buttons, so why on earth would they chuck stock away when they could liquidate it? There's no doubt a ton of stuff would have been disposed of, but it's hard to see why it be valuable, and not junk/cardboard stocks/general crap etc. If there were tons of MOCs lying around, why didn't they end up in the TT deal (as the rest did).
It's a nice thought to think the stipulated could be there, but surely it's not going to be a treasure trove.
