Loren: I tried to unsubscribe from PHono L. but I am still getting
emails. please remove me. I do however want to continue with Otaps
which you are providing hosting. Thank you. I use 2 email addresses.
My primary is cen...@comcast.net Thanks and see you soon.
On 8/29/11, Loran T. Hughes
alernative when selling items especially items that a easy to ship.
-Original Message-
From: Albert Menashe almena...@gmail.com
To: Antique Phonograph List phono-l@oldcrank.org
Sent: Mon, Jul 4, 2011 3:05 pm
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] auction fees
the auctions that I attend locally
Harvey, you screwed up. Why would you dicker over $5.00. You should use
the buy it now, on something your really want. Now you are going to stew
over not getting the item forever. If you had paid $5.00 too much the
ejoyment of the item will make you forget what you paid almost immediatly.
See
With those Damn Curly Cue light bulbs, strobes dont work any more.
On 7/6/11, Mike Stitt smst...@gmail.com wrote:
I guess my old age is showing through. Do you have lines on the back rod?
Stroboscopes are out there. Given that many early cylinders were recorded at
various speeds it may be a
the auctions that I attend locally, charge the buyer 15%, the sales
commission are negotiable based on the type merchandise, and the potential
amounts realized. On smaller items (-1000) it is usually 30%. But it is
totally negotiable. A whole collection valued at 500k may go for as little
as
How much would a nice working Eclipse sell in this market? Thanks Al
On 6/20/11, richard_ru...@hotmail.com richard_ru...@hotmail.com wrote:
I'd say he got a major windfall anyway. How much do you think he paid for
it to begin with? The starting price was $9.99; I bet he would have made
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