Unfortunately what probably happens in a case like this, is that some
shipping clerk or secretary gets the material, throws it away, and the
high level executive -- to whom the return would have meaning -- is
never informed of the return. Because then you are hoping a low paid
clerk will (1) understand the issue and (2) show initiative outside of
their job description.
Nonetheless, I would do it too. Did SCO actually respond to the letter?
Bob
> On Mon, Jun 16, 2003 at 06:09:38AM -0700, Kenneth W Hansen wrote:
>
> > I know it's a bad time to bring this up, but I've got the full set of
SCO
> > Xenix OS, if anyone wants it. It was given to me a while back, and
has
> > been in the closet collecting dust. I originally got it as a tool for
> > learning Unix, but never used it.
> > I believe it's complete, with all the floppies and manuals. I'll sit
on it
> > for a week before it goes into the circular file.
>
> FWIW, you could send this back to SCO. I got some SCO freebies a while
> back for the group, and before I had a chance to give them out, they had
> initiated the lawsuit. I sent them all back with a not-so-friendly
> letter.
>
> Paul
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