In Kramer v. ATW Axtell Tech, where Kramer bought Internet service equipment from ATW that did not work as well as advertised, the courts held that the award of lost profits was not justified under the UCC definitions governing that.

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In the hypothetical case of Kramer v. ATW Axtell Tech, which does not exist in real legal records, the specific outcome regarding the award of lost profits and its justification under the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) cannot be accurately determined. However, under the UCC, which governs commercial transactions in the United States, lost profits can be awarded if the breach of contract has caused the plaintiff to lose expected profits, and these losses can be proven with reasonable certainty. The UCC allows for the recovery of damages, including lost profits, if the criteria for such damages are met, contrary to the claim made in the question.

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