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Video Game Marketplace => Video Game Auction Watch => Topic started by: foxhack on December 05, 2013, 09:12:47 pm
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Snatcher: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221331556123
Popful Mail: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221331556733
Both run for seven days. Bid on 'em so I can buy computer parts, please. :D
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Foxhack.... kudos on your descriptions and testing of the CDs.
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Yeah, I wish folks were as thorough as you. Nothing turns me off of an auction more than a stock image and no description of the item. The only thing that appeals at that point is a possible low selling point and the chance that it's in mint condition (unlikely).
Great images, and good descripts.
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I have to agree. Very detailed description and entertaining. Never knew you were an Ebay seller. Pretty cool :)
Can you really resurface a disc to get rid of scratches?
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Added to my watch list. ;)
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I have to agree. Very detailed description and entertaining. Never knew you were an Ebay seller. Pretty cool :)
Can you really resurface a disc to get rid of scratches?
That's what I do for a living.
And there's two kinds of resurfacing: Most people polish (buff) the disc until the scratches are less noticeable but there's always the chance that the disc will become unreadable. But there's a few people that use a special machine that literally -melts- the scratches away with heat. Someone at GameTZ offers this service and I was going to send her the disc to have it buffed but I ran out of time.
I don't usually add this much text to my auctions but I always try to pepper my special listings with humor so people will be amused, at least.
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I have to agree. Very detailed description and entertaining. Never knew you were an Ebay seller. Pretty cool :)
Can you really resurface a disc to get rid of scratches?
That's what I do for a living.
And there's two kinds of resurfacing: Most people polish (buff) the disc until the scratches are less noticeable but there's always the chance that the disc will become unreadable. But there's a few people that use a special machine that literally -melts- the scratches away with heat. Someone at GameTZ offers this service and I was going to send her the disc to have it buffed but I ran out of time.
I don't usually add this much text to my auctions but I always try to pepper my special listings with humor so people will be amused, at least.
Ah That's pretty cool. I didn't know the disc can be resurfaced like that. I will have to look into that for some of my PlayStation 1 games. Good luck on the auction
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Where are you located 90s? If its near Oklahoma, there are Vintage stock and Movie trading company locations around that will resurface your disks for free.