But how to get the aubrites from Mercury to
Earth?Although they have longer exposure ages compared to the other classes
of upto 120million years, (where Welten et al. wrote, that these ages
representindeed true times of the transportation from the parent body to
Earth andare not caused by
No, I am RIGHT.
If you place your maximum bid the first and only time, then you should walk
away happy from the deal each and every time.
If you win, you the item at YOUR price.
If you lose, you may be disappointed over not getting the item, but you walk
away with the satisfaction knowing that
Good MorningWalter, list members.
I hate to beat a dead horse at this point, but I think most ebay bidders
try to get an item at the lowest possible price with no regard to what they
would be willing to buy the item at a fixed sale. This is justthe
way most of us conduct ourselves
Jim and list,
I agree. I always saw sniping as a stategy used to get the item for the
best possible price. If I decide I am willing to spend $200 for an item
and with minutes left the price is still $75 I may snipe with $200 with
seconds left to see if I can get it for less then $200. If I bid
I agree as well.
I use sniping a good bit.
But then, I don't complain when I snipe and lose (which was my point)
-Walter
www.branchmeteorites.com
- Original Message -
From: Charlie Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jim Strope [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Good morning list.I decided to for today and tomorrow,have 2 for 1 sale
with 2 sales and add-on's,and half off the 3rd sale.Here goes nothin':
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1.MONZE and NWA 002 $50.00
2.NWA 980 and NWA 236 $40.00
--snip-- you can use anti-snipe services.
Best wishes,
Charlie
As a gold powerseller with 1500 open ebay auctions I
should know these things but can somebody explain to
me what an anti-snipe service is and how it works?
Cheers
DEAN
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Huh?
2 for 1 , 2 sales with add ons? half off the 3rd sale ? What 3rd sale?
No weights !
Steve, what the hell are you trying to do here?
BE
- Original Message -
From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2004 7:43 AM
Subject:
Anyone else see this? This time the experts seem just a bit low on the
value!
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A grapefruit-sized meteorite smashed through the roof of
a New Zealand house, hitting a couch and bouncing off the ceiling before coming
to rest under a computer.
The 2.9 pound chunk of
Yes, what is an anti-sniping service.
Is the idea to overwhelm the server with incremental bids so that the
snipe can't get in edgewise?
Another voice in praise of sniping.
I use it quite a lot and it often works...
I suppose you might consider it a shock and awe tactic.
It might catch other
Experts believe the meteorite, a chunk of an asteroid, could be worth
more
than $6,300, the newspaper said.
worth more than 6300$ is a pretty open ended statement, isnt it?
I dont know if any of the people who routinely chase falls will publuically
say what they typically pay for items, but
Hi Nick List
I agree Nick and heres my thoughts.
There is a venue(s) which will extend an auction if a bid is received in the
last few seconds...its purely a profit driven tool.
Basically, only a handful of venues are supported by most sniping
software...to many differences and sudden changes to
Hello Stan and List,
Experts believe the meteorite, a chunk of an asteroid,
could be worth more than $6,300, the newspaper said.
would many dealers offer much more the 5$/gram for a
common chondrite? The price seems to be about right.
I don't know how much Peekskill sold for but I think
Hello Gregory and List,
I've been sitting here at my computer for quite some time now,
brooding, considering, reconsidering, and feeling very uneasy
after re-reading this post many times:
I once wrote:
... , I am taking offense to your harmful comments
and the way you twist other list members'
Dear Bernd,
As a list member I was greatly relieved to read your recent post.
I was originally flabbergasted, but then just realized we are ALL
only human. Thanks for being a good one.
Best wishes, Michael
on 6/13/04 2:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL
Dear Listees:
Greetings. Thanks to those who posted links to the New Zealand TV
news report on the meteorite fall. It's great to see our favorite
publisher, Joel Schiff, being interviewed, and looking very dashing
too in his cattleman's hat and black jacket.
The video clip has been moved to
Hi Bernd and list,
Your posts for the most part are some of the best if not the best on the list Bernd. I
think we could all take some lessons (hey after all you are a teacher) from your good
nature posts that are most often related to meteorites. It's easy to get pulled into
responding to some
Hi Bernd and List,
Bernd, you are too modest and unassuming to acknowledge this but you are a
class act. As you say, it is sometimes hard to clean up a mess but at least
you don't just walk away from one.
Hoping to read many more posts from you...
-Walter
In a message dated 6/13/2004 5:29:31 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Joel Schiff, publisher of Meteorite Magazine, has asked me to forward the following.
Dorothy Norton
A meteorite weighing 1.3 kg crashed through the roof of a house in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday
I wholeheartedly agree with Al, I tend to think that Bernd is the most
virtuous of the whole lost of us.
DF
almitt wrote:
Hi Bernd and list,
Your posts for the most part are some of the best if not the best on the list Bernd. I
think we could all take some lessons (hey after all you are a
Bernd, I must say that your display of integrity and your humble apology
show what you are really made of. Superlative form.
John Gwilliam
At 06:22 PM 6/13/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Bernd and List,
Bernd, you are too modest and unassuming to acknowledge this but you are a
class act. As
At 07:27 PM 6/13/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This has really been quite a year for Joel.
A milestone Birthday.
His daugther's wedding.
And now a meteorite falls practically in his backyard!
What will he do next year???:-)
Maybe come to the next Tucson Show?
JKG
In a message dated 6/13/2004 10:53:05 PM Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 07:27 PM 6/13/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:This has really been quite a year for Joel.A milestone Birthday.His daugther's wedding.And now a meteorite falls practically in his backyard!What will he do
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