[78-L] Pile o' 78s^

[Thomas Whetston]

I really would appreciate information.  Last year I asked the folks that run
the network, one was an old friend about it and they really didn't seem to care
all that much, unless someone was making big money off of it.

That isn't to say that there isn't some other crazy part of the government
that wouldn't do such a thing.

Thom


On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 3:54 PM, benno.haeupl at t-online.de
<benno.haeupl at t-online.de> wrote:
>
> It is certainly not an urban legend.
> I was in touch with a guy who had his AFRS 16 inchers pulled from 'that'
> internet auction site' .
>
> We exchanged about 10 emails. I hope I kept the most important ones.
> Will look for them.
> He mentioned the name of the Army department, its location and the name
> of the person in charge.
> I only remember that this Army Service is in California.
> The record auctions were pulled because the US Army is a VERO member on
> that auction site.
> It costs you to be a VERO member, and you can be a VERO member only when
> you have copyright or a trade mark to protect and defend.
>
> I think it was a Major this seller was in touch with. That was the
> person who represents the Army in the auction site's VERO program. A
> Major!
> And the auction site will only reinstate the auctions if the VERO member
> asks them to do so.
>
> Will see if I kept some details.
> Benno
>
>
>
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