Re: 5 Cinematronics projects on ebay

Sorry for dragging this out, but I didn't like the way this was heading.. Seth was very understanding while I tried to get someone else to split the games with, although maybe I should have checked on here first. I originally met him at one of the Pennsauken auctions and he and his roommate helped my friend and I out (bought more games than would fit). I think he went to ebay with the games because they really want to just get rid of the games at this point. I had two different people back out on me before I had to back out on him, which wasted 2 weeks of his time. Ebay is a way to make sure they are gone. As far as shipping goes, a *LOT* of people refuse to send via Forward Air because it is just a big hassle. Also remember that some people will end auctions early if you ask the right way.

Now lets get back to the other slightly off topic of a restoration FAQ.. I vote for a artwork reproduction FAQ. A lot of people can fix and clean cabs, but very few have the info to reproduce artwork.. Just my two cents

Jon

At 09:57 AM 9/8/99 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>> They were being sold on RGVAC for $200 for all as I recall. Too bad the
>> seller
>> did not keep Email's of other people (i.e ME) willing to buy them and pick
>> up ASAP. Or perhaps
>> he's just an Ebay Money Grubbin' B!@#$% and has turned to the dark side
>> (like everyone else) ...
>> who's says "money is not a motivator".
>>
>> SPW
>
>What honks me off is that the seller won't use Forward Air.... I'd buy them
>if he didn't specify only using Eric's shipping... Nothing against Eric,
>but I'm not paying $150+ per game for 5 games. Shipping will cost more than
>the auction will close at.
>
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Received on Wed Sep 8 10:18:31 1999