Originally posted by riverbabe
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C'mon, a little credit where credit is due here! Who told you about the Joys of eBay anyway? Who told you how much fun it could be? Who bid you up to teach you the ropes? Me me me?????? Riverbabe1010 (111star) 100% positive feedback over 5 years????? Have fun making a zillion on all the antiques and interesting junk. Do you have any services to auction off? I let you win, silly, so you could have some bragging rights. Sigh sigh sigh. Take all the credit, I don't careOriginally posted by skiracer View PostThank you for the positive feedback Ernie. My first Ebay experience was most satisfying and I have hundreds of artifacts that I am going to try to auction off now that I am a registered Ebayer and have a PREMIUM ACCOUNT. Plenty of antiques and interesting junk my wife and I have collected over the past 30 years of scavaging just cluttering up the attic. I'll make a zillion! I must say that I like to think of myself as gigantic but you sir are truly $HUGE!! Go little Tigers!
And Ernie, who drummed up the enthusiasm for this auction??? Geez, I get no appreciation no where!
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Good luck. Ebaying is really fun if you are organized and have the time for it. If you know your shit, you can also buy some stuff and resell it for a profit. But it takes a lot of thruput to actually justify your time.Originally posted by skiracer View PostLike everything that is new it is exciting because it is a new experience. I'm looking forward to auctioning off a number of nice old pieces.
Definitely something I will do in retirement, along with investing and coaching football.
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Like everything that is new it is exciting because it is a new experience. I'm looking forward to auctioning off a number of nice old pieces.
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Mr.Market,
My son sold an old radio kit bought at Goodwill for $4 for around $200 on e-bay. I told him I was going to give it back to Goodwill if he didn't list it. It must have been a rare model.
-------------billyjoe
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I told my 17 yr old that last summer he could sell anything in the house on Ebay and keep the proceeds. All he did was watch TV.Originally posted by skiracer View PostThank you for the positive feedback Ernie. My first Ebay experience was most satisfying and I have hundreds of artifacts that I am going to try to auction off now that I am a registered Ebayer and have a PREMIUM ACCOUNT. Plenty of antiques and interesting junk my wife and I have collected over the past 30 years of scavaging just cluttering up the attic. I'll make a zillion! I must say that I like to think of myself as gigantic but you sir are truly $HUGE!! Go little Tigers!
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Thank you for the positive feedback Ernie. My first Ebay experience was most satisfying and I have hundreds of artifacts that I am going to try to auction off now that I am a registered Ebayer and have a PREMIUM ACCOUNT. Plenty of antiques and interesting junk my wife and I have collected over the past 30 years of scavaging just cluttering up the attic. I'll make a zillion! I must say that I like to think of myself as gigantic but you sir are truly $HUGE!! Go little Tigers!Originally posted by mrmarket View PostSki,
I left you positive feedback on Ebay!
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Skiracer is truly an amazing guy. Your unautographed program is in the mail. The Little Tigers thank you!
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Just a short follow-up to the Princeton Little Tigers Program bidding and the outcome. Skiracer wins the program with a totally huge bid of $11.31
As much as I value it I would be willing to put it up on the AUCTION BLOCK right here in realtime say until the end of the year or so with the proceeds to go back to the Princeton Little Tigers. The starting bids would have to be above $20 to start. If we get it over $50/$75 bucks I would match that amount with a gift of equal or more value to the high bidder say with a ceiling of what I give back at $100 whicb only limits my total cash outlay but not the bidding for this priceless volume of antiquity. Although I do not like the idea of parting with this recent acquisition I like the idea of propogating more money for the Princeton Little Tigers with this little idea.
So in the Christmas Spirit the bidding is open until at least the end of January. I'll keep the bids posted in some timely fashion. Tell your friends and relatives about the significance of this auction and that it is not limited to just registered members of this site. I'll start the bidding off at $20. Jeez, Ernie and the kids just got me for $31.31.
Individual Date Amount
Skiracer: $12/18 $20.00
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That's what all the girls in Cleveland say!!!Originally posted by riverbabe View PostMan oh man! Look at those sexy calves! Okay, that does it. I've got to win now. And there are two more photos in the set? And a pony tail plus a hairy back? I'm definitely in LOVE! Riverbabe (cute cousin too)
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It's very easy to sign up. And you won't get spammed, as I have been since looking at watches on bidz. And the Princeton kids could use some support. And and and...
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Originally posted by riverbabe View PostDearest sweetest Doug,
I know you're on jury duty, but you really MUST keep up with the more important things in life! Please go back and read the first message in this thread, plus a few after that. This is not about bidding on watches, sweet one. This is serious bidding on a historic document! And you should really seriously consider bidding! Affectionately, River
I don't have an Ebay account
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Dearest sweetest Doug,Originally posted by IIC View PostActually...I bot another watch for my wife at BIDZ...a Bulova retail $395...paid $45...Unfortunately we now have 3 watches each and I don't think we need anymore.
Overall, I'm satisfied with the stuff I bot at BIDZ...I would like to buy my wife an Ebel watch but I'm not paying a grand
I know you're on jury duty, but you really MUST keep up with the more important things in life! Please go back and read the first message in this thread, plus a few after that. This is not about bidding on watches, sweet one. This is serious bidding on a historic document! And you should really seriously consider bidding! Affectionately, River
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Man oh man! Look at those sexy calves! Okay, that does it. I've got to win now. And there are two more photos in the set? And a pony tail plus a hairy back? I'm definitely in LOVE! Riverbabe (cute cousin too)Originally posted by skiracer View PostNever heard of "bid sniper" Billyjoe. This is the first time I ever bid on anything at Ebay or anyplace else for that matter. I am still waiting for the photo of the "huge one" but just to make it a little more interesting I am adding this one of me, just about a year or so home from Southeast Asia, with my hair almost down the middle of my back. Can't actually see it all but it's tied back in a pony tail. That's my cousin Sam just home from the Army in Germany. We were kings back then. Anyone here that wins the bidding can have this picture of me along with the program if they want it. I would gladly send it to them but I think I am going to be the winner anyway. BTW this picture is 40 years old. Those are Striped Bass and Weakfish on that stringer. There's two more photos in this set that would go along with it.
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