oops sonic blue needs to check the prices

Can someone grab me one? I too am afflicted with a UK postal address

In case they do get shipped, and anyone has an extra, I'd be willing to pay more than $5.01 for one. I'm not afflicted with the UK address syndrome, (I'm Texan!) but since I got in late on the blow out news, I'm without the potential windfall opportunity. So if anyone has an extra, I'm wanting!

it just seemed to good to be true.

Subject: Your SONICblue Order Confirmation. Order #xxxxxx

Dear xxxx,

Thank you for ordering from SONICblue. This email is a summary of your order. Please keep this email in a safe place, as it is proof of your purchase

The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act

The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL) adopted the UETA on July 29, 1999. The UETA's purpose is to provide a uniform national framework governing use and application of electronic transactions. First enacted in California, the UETA had been enacted by ten states by April 24, 2000, and fifteen other jurisdictions had legislation pending.

The act defines the terms "record," "electronic record," and "electronic signature" and provides as a general rule that electronic records and signatures satisfy legal requirements that a record be in writing or signed. The UETA also applies only to transactions between parties when each has agreed to conduct transactions by electronic means. Some types of transactions will be exempt. Although the UETA is intended to have broad application, laws governing the creation and execution of wills, codicils, or testamentary trusts and, if desired by the enacting state, transactions governed by the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) or the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA) will be excluded from the statute's affect.

The UETA contains provisions governing provision or transmission of information in electronic form, attribution of electronic records and signatures, distributing risk of error in electronic transmissions, and retention of "original" electronic records. Other provisions govern automated electronic transactions or the use of so-called electronic "agents" and acceptance of electronic records and signatures by governmental agencies.

The UETA also creates a form of electronic negotiable instrument, called a "transferable record." As long as an entity has "control" of the transferable record, it is a holder of the record as defined by UCC § 1-201(20) and has the same rights and defenses as a holder of a negotiable instrument or document under UCC Articles 3, 7 and 9. The requirements of delivery, possession and endorsement are eliminated. A person has "control" over the record if "a system employed for evidencing the transfer of interests in the transferable record reliably established that person as the person to which the transferable records was issued or transferred." This requirement can be met by a system that creates, stores, and assigns the transferable record in a manner that satisfies six specific conditions enumerated in the UETA.

I remember seeing them for around $1500.

It does occur to me, however, that SB are bankrupt. The company still exists, but you might have difficulty bringing suit against a bankrupt company, should they decide not to honour this "offer". At the very least, you'd have to get in line behind everybody else.

We're sorry, but we were not able to validate your credit card
information, and we are unable to process your SONICblue web order #384683
at this time. Please resubmit your order with a different credit card, or
contact our customer service team by calling 800-468-5846 if you need
additional assistance with placing your order.

But I'm sure Buddy would be grateful if the members of this board would call him with all of their plumbing needs!

msaeger, you have the honor of starting what I believe to be the record-holding thread on this BBS, for most number of thread replies in the shortest period of time

sonicblue order tracking is absolutly meaningless.

Exactly. I'd say at this point the odds are about even that they will cancel all the orders and then ship them anyway

You haven't ordered from the estore, have you?

It's their great "get out of bankruptcy free" card

This has given me the Central bug.

#2 - Could not find it in their database... asked for my login and password for the site to check my order..

My favorite comic.

I might pass the gift code on to someone else...

I've seen one thread on another board with well over 3000 posts. 99% of the posts were by me.

I've been assured by all parties that the exact opposite is true. You've got to love the eStore.