Author: Michael Watters
Date: 06:41:42 02/04/05
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On February 04, 2005 at 06:50:10, Steve B wrote: >> >>Whilst undermining other peoples auctions is not my scene, unless it is a scam, >>yesterdays events were beyond the pale. > >well i dont consider informing those here about overpriced chess computers (scam >or not)as undermining >i consider it as alerting members not to buy something that in most probability >they will lose alot of money on if they intend to resell in the future(even if >they have no current plans to do so) > >i guess we will chalk this one up as yet another one of our differences in >collecting philosophy >the list grows ever larger Whilst I have never sold a chess computer, I have sold the duplicates of my book collection on Ebay, as you know. About 50 of them. Selling on Ebay gives you a whole new viewpoint, compared with buying. So when it comes to buying a chess computer in an auction I can see the auction from the sellers point of view to a certain extent. I can put myself in his/her's shoes. From that experience I do not think it is fair for me to criticise, unless it is a scam, or there are serious problems. Not that anyone would be over influenced by what I have to say. All the best Mike
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