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geekhack Marketplace => Great Finds => Topic started by: phototristan on Fri, 14 May 2010, 17:31:32
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190396984480
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ehem...I was currently making an offer on this board. So much for that idea :)
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The most I would offer for any IBM Model M would be $30. But then, I'm not really in need of a mini right now anyway.
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I looked at some of this guys other store mechandise for sale. Either he doesn't
know much about this hardware or he thinks its all made of gold. Prices are so very "too high".
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Well, webwit might buy it.
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Back in the Chloe days? Heh, good times.
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lol
I tried to make a 150 best offer
then seller automatically declined it~~
Is he looking for 200$ or more?
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lol
I tried to make a 150 best offer
then seller automatically declined it~~
Is he looking for 200$ or more?
I would guess since the Buy it Now price is $300, that he's looking in the vicinity of 200+. But it no one bites, and he needs it sold, he might compromise.
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His last counteroffer to me was 250. I didn't accept and we got stuck.
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His last counteroffer to me was 250. I didn't accept and we got stuck.
You really don't need to spend that much on a Space Saving Mini. Unless you just need to have that cardboard box. Or unless your name is Ripster.
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The downside of NIB: too many boxes to store!
After getting my hands on a lovely '86 0131 with only 3 rivets missing, I would agree that some cleaning agent and a box may sometimes be the only difference.
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lol
I tried to make a 150 best offer
[pimp=self]I have a $150 Model M Space Saving Mini in classifieds.[/pimp] Just completed a rivet bolt mod on the 6 rivets that were gone.