Thanks to everyone for the ebay info. It was very helpful. By the way, I work a few blocks away from the biggest camera store here in Edmonton, and I often walk over on lunch breaks. I had been wanting to try some medium format but the price scares me, anyway a guy working at the store had an old mamiya c33 twin lens reflex which seems to be in pretty good shape and he sold it to me for $150 Canadian. Pretty good deal I think. Too bad winter is starting (Edmonton usual gets pretty brutal winters and they usually start around this time) Greg Cooper
----- Original Message ----- From: "Collin Brendemuehl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2003 6:07 AM Subject: Re: new to list and a question > Greg, > > Welcome. > I sell a lot on eBay and prefer to only ship to US & Canada. > dpconsult.com > Several packages have been lost in overseas shipments and > nobody likes the situation. (The source for one of my negatives.) > I usually set a reserve, when I do it, at the absolute lowest I'll take > for it. At the same time I use a Buy It Now just a little above the > going rate just to see if someone really wants it. Works sometimes. > The key to a good sale is good pics. My current 2 ads have a mediocre > and no pic, and so aren't selling (I've misplaced my digital camera lens!) > Personally, I think now is the time to reduce ( though not eliminate ) > one's film body inventory. Prices are dropping noticably. > (A good Super Program would have sold for $90 a year ago but today > seems to be going around $65.) Do it while you can. A Warranty is > a good selling point to make full use of. > > Enjoy the list & have fun. > > Collin >
