Acc...that's interesting as well. However if I suddenly became CEO of Industrial Recovery Service Auctions, the first thing I would do was insist the full name was used on all PRs and advertising. At least list the company acronym as IRSA or something, but that's neither here nor there. It also does settle once and for all the bald-faced lies appearing here about the router being worth a minimum "$200,000.00". Apparently, in a good market a two year old Weeke router model identical to the one currently owned by Expo brings a little less than $48K. Which is about EXACTLY what all the common sense estimates of the router's value (adjusted for 2010 age and economic conditions) centered around last year. I believe I mentioned it was worth at tops $35K which would have been about dead on.
So the Wizards of Wilkesboro weren't stealing from the US Treasury Department but merely skipping out on their equipment lease or finance payments? Still shows criminal intent and/or intent to defraud. I love the fact they got Congresswomen Foxx at the front door doing photo ops for the "multi-million dollar deals" flooding into North Wilkesboro while Weeke has the Industrial Recovery people wheeling their heavy equipment out the back for non-payment. I wish you could make this stuff up, but unfortunately, no....all IMHO.
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