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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: RougeR on Sat, 07 March 2015, 15:17:49
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Looking to purchase an item on japan yahoo, anyone willing to proxy?
Time is of the essence, if i havnt found someone willing to do it when i get up tommorow morning then I will post up here for grabs.
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Not sure if you're only open to proxy via users here, but From Japan is pretty popular for buying stuff from yahoo japan auctions.
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yeah, tried a proxy site and didnt work properly.
here
http://page9.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/k188031649
Its an IBM brother buckling spring numberpad.
If anyone wants to proxy to me, my max is around 100USD incl shipping. its worth more than that im sure.
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Dang the bids went up pretty quickly, it seems that they can extend ending time on yahoo auction too, weird.
I really need to set myself up a yahoo auction account....
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My max bid of 12,000 just got smashed :))
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I really hate seeing something I envy for days and that I wait to bid on being posted on forums...
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I really hate seeing something I envy for days and that I wait to bid on being posted on forums...
Yep, me too. I saw this a day before this got posted. Although, in this case, I don't think it's people from GH bidding high. I could be wrong though.
What I hate more is yahoo's extension rule.
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Of course it's people from GH...
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Of course it's people from GH...
There are plenty of collectors in Japan you know. They're much more likely to have seen it.
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Woah - people still use Yahoo Auctions! Cool find man.
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Yeah, but my guess is that a japanese guy will not go as high on a Yahoo bid since he might find this in an other way for cheaper. I think Yahoo is pretty open to us (non-japanese people), and that make prices go higher.
Edit: and yeah, Yahoo extension rule is terrible!
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Anyway, I'm out. 15000 was my last bid. Whoever was bidding, enjoy.
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tenso.com (http://www.tenso.com/en/)
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my max would have been 110USD so i would have lost to.
And **** proxy services....daylight robbery.
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Hmm, any idea if it is buckling spring? Couldn't really find any references to it online. Not sure if there were buckling spring boards made in Japan. Only ever seen USA and UK ones.
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It's the keypad for the IBM 5576-003. Brother-made buckling springs... probably manufactured to IBM's design.
http://homepage3.nifty.com/sandy55/5576/5576.html