You'll have better luck with Yahoo auctions than uBid. Last time I visited uBid, about 8 months ago the mac selection was so poor that I was going to put something for auction and changed my mind. uBid is just not meant for Mac people. Besides eBay & Yahoo have a much better "user friendly" environment than uBid. Since as far as I can remember I had to put certain worthless details in the uBid auction and I thought it was ridiculous. Specially when you're selling a perfect working item. I gave up.
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