The guy who constantly puts a Sam up for sale at £699 has upped his price to £799 now, http://lngs.tv/1nKs7OB, probably off the back of the referenced sale going for £442. Although I don't agree with the greed of attempting to sell a Sam at that price, (presumably to an uneducated buyer), I do like the fact that if you do a worldwide listing of the eBay Vintage Computer category, and sort it by highest price first, the Sam is usually very close to the top.
On 11 March 2014 19:12, Mike Nicholas <m...@euroasic.com> wrote: > Gosh £442 and only one drive. > My SAM switches on, but both drives don't do much. > The disc continuously spins. > > > On 11 March 2014, Chris Pile <chris.p...@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote: > > On 11/03/2014 14:23, Balor Price wrote: > > Would you sell though? > > Well if that eBay listing is a indication of future prices > then I don't think I'd sell mine! Once it's gone I'd never > be able to afford another!! > I think I'll follow Adrian and get mine insured!! ;) > >
