do you do, and how often?
C'mon, don't be shy.
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Stephane Racle
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collecting officially became big business
I was actually thinking along the same
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Subject: Re: [SWCollect] Retro PC
game collecting officially became big business
What I'd like to
know is how people (the same people all the time)are finding the rare
items. Granted, I'm aware of a few sellers putting a ton of stuff up, so
people watch their auctions. Everyone searches
Well, I do several hours of clever manual searches, once a week. I can't tell
you what I search for of course :) It has managed to find me some good bargains
that other people miss (especially when people misspell things..). Lately
though everyone seems to be finding all the good stuff I
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I was actually thinking along the same lines, and I'm sure I wasn't the only other one. Some of the prices make it seem like $100 for a game is nothing... I don't know, but to me, $100
Bah
We all know what idiot was responsible for
that growl
:(
-josh
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From: Hugh Falk
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Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2004 4:32
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Subject: RE: [SWCollect] Retro PC
game collecting officially became big business
The economy has been picking up. I am trying to find a new IT position and
things aren't so bleak any more, so I would imagine this translates to software
collecting bidding/selling.
Hugh Falk wrote:
I was waiting for things to die down a bit before bringing this topic
up, but the last few
I was waiting for things to die down a bit before bringing this topic up, but the
last few weeks have brought an extraordinary amount of
activity on eBay
both in the number of good, old PC games for sale and the prices
being paid. My watch list has never been so full. In
fact, Id say my
I was actually thinking along the same lines, and I'm sure I wasn't the
only other one. Some of the prices make it seem like $100 for a game is
nothing... I don't know, but to me, $100 is a lot of cash! The other
thing I've noticed too is that there's at least a couple of bidders who
seem to
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Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2004 5:27
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Subject: [SWCollect] Retro PC game
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I was waiting for things to die
down a bit before bringing this topic up, but the last few weeks have brought
an extraordin
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