Need contact information for dkdkk
Bob Shannon
bshannon at tiac.net
Sat Jul 16 08:41:53 CDT 2005
You don't set what an item is worth.
The highest bidder does.
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Subject: Re: Need contact information for dkdkk
> On Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Doc Shipley wrote:
>
>> I came into a small inheritance last spring and paid stupid money for
>> several Amiga items off eBay. I wanted them, I had wanted them for a
>> while, I could *afford* them, and I bid on them till I won them.
>>
>> Stupid? I dunno. My spousal equivalent sure doesn't understand why
>> hat stuff is worth so much to me. But I have to say that a year later,
>> I'm still getting my money's worth. I'd say that subjectively, each
>> piece was worth what I paid. What its objective value might be, I don't
>> give a damn. It ain't for sale.
>
> When you start to become a problem by bidding 4-10 times what any one
> particular thing is worth in non-eBay dollars as this Dennis fellow does
> then I'll be sure to point you out as well.
>
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