[SnakeEyes]

For sale:

(2002) Dual 1ghz Quicksilver G4
-1.5 gig SDRAM
-80 gig hard drive
-l28mb Nvidia Titanium video card
-250mb internal zip drive
-Apple Superdrive
-Panther and jaguar discs

(2002) 17" Apple LCD
(2002) 20gig iPod (2nd generation)

Trying to sell everything together, but i'll hear offers
at [email protected]

[Ocastro]

How much for the 17" apple lcd?

[superfula]

Per forum rules, you need to post a selling price

[SnakeEyes]

I'm going to redirect anybody interested to ebay, where it is currently being auctioned.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=51035

[MacTraderboy]

Why did you post here saying you would take offers and then a few hours later put it on Ebay? And I really was interested in that video card too.

[SnakeEyes]

It's been on ebay for a week already and ends on saturday. Im simply showing people the ebay site because it has full specs and such. I had it on ebay before i posted in this forum.

[jamester]

Ahh, so the title probably should have been FA instead of FS, as in For Auction.

Nice system, tho.

[SnakeEyes]

FA, FS, ....that's irrelevant. If you're interested in the system you have various methods to obtain it.

[Biggysteve]

Originally posted by SnakeEyes:
FA, FS, ....that's irrelevant. If you're interested in the system you have various methods to obtain it.

So courteous.

[MacTraderboy]

Originally posted by SnakeEyes:
FA, FS, ....that's irrelevant. If you're interested in the system you have various methods to obtain it.

Yeah, you can tell he is all about making sure his buyer is satisfied

[SnakeEyes]

folks have too much time on your hands if you have time to worry about which two letters i decided to use to describe my listing...

[jamester]

SnakeEyes:

The reason people use either FA or FS is to denote whether an item is straight for sale (as in FS), meaning that you're trying to sell it for XX dollars, or whether it's for auction (as in FA), meaning the highest bidder gets it.

I'm sure you can appreciate the difference between an item listed as FS or FA.

Accuracy in your listings is a big deal, and if you think we're a petty bunch for picking on the FA or FS designator, then that's fine, you're entitled to your opinion. But I, for one, not only take the time to ensure that items I post are listed accurately (for the benefit of any interested parties), but I would also prefer to purchase from somebody who would take the time to ensure that their posts made here are accurate, and who include all relevant details (eBay links, etc) in the posting.

Just my $0.02. Picky? Yeah. But that's just the best way to do business.



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[gorickey]

Originally posted by SnakeEyes:
I'm going to redirect anybody interested to ebay, where it is currently being auctioned.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=51035

A little late now; however, this clown had this in his auction description:

"Buyer to pay all applicable fees including EBAY FINAL VALUE FEES, EBAY INSERTION FEES and SHIPPING and INSURANCE fees."

Are you kidding me? That's against all eBay rules/guidelines!

You buy my house, but you'll be paying my realtor commissions as well...

Unbelievable.

[waxcrash]

Originally posted by SnakeEyes:
folks have too much time on your hands if you have time to worry about which two letters i decided to use to describe my listing...

I wonder why no one bid on you computer? Maybe if you weren't so rude�

[MacTraderboy]

I am not so much bothered by his ignorance as the point that he started out selling it here and asked for people to email him if interested and then 4 hours later it was on Ebay. The fact that he screwed up his Ebay auction just makes it funny.

[Lateralus]

Somebody should report this guy to eBay and PayPal for demanding that whoever would have been the high bidder on that auction pay all fees.

This guy is a total clown.