Ebay Links

BippyM · 09 July 2007, 22:13

Posting of eBay links:

Please post ALL eBay links in this thread
Please include useful information with the link (i.e. what the item for sale is, price, country etc.)
Any posts with just an eBay link or link with e.g. "look at this cool item for sale" will be deleted.
Multiple eBay posts outside of the EBay links thread is no longer allowed.

Below are a list of ebay shops posted

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Electronic Projects Online

Gizmos Computer Collectables Plus

Eclipse · 14 November 2010, 17:39

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AMIGA-1200-UPG...item35ade17e8e

s2325 · 14 November 2010, 18:16

I never saw that joypad.

Eclipse · 14 November 2010, 20:58

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/11-Assorted-CO...85366246079136

ide-fix '97

Seoman · 15 November 2010, 23:00

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GVP-M-4060DT-6...item1c172b0cca

Good accelerator for Amiga 4000.

15 November 2010, 23:02

amiga games on ebay - http://shop.ebay.co.uk/0193limekelly/m.html

Lakes · 17 November 2010, 10:48

A600...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Amiga-A600-Computer-/220697018649

Uk Bidders only please.

PowerPie5000 · 17 November 2010, 13:13

I almost choked on my cheese toasty when i saw this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MOONSTONE-Comm...item1c17359868

Absolutley crazy price for a mediocre game... It can't be that rare either as they keep popping up on ebay

I have someone local who's interested in my boxed Moonstone game and i'm only going to sell it for a fraction of that price (he offered me £75 which i still think is too much to pay for this game

).

s2325 · 17 November 2010, 13:16

he has more overpriced items http://shop.ebay.co.uk/retro-storage/m.html

PowerPie5000 · 17 November 2010, 13:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by s2325

he has more overpriced items http://shop.ebay.co.uk/retro-storage/m.html

There are no words to describe this seller.... and anyone who buys anything at those prices is a moron with too much spare money in my opinion.

TCD · 17 November 2010, 13:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerPie5000

I almost choked on my cheese toasty when i saw this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MOONSTONE-Comm...item1c17359868

BastiBS anyone?

fitzsteve · 17 November 2010, 13:22

Most of that stuff like the accelerators he has been re-listing for months now, I see from his feedback he sells a few games at £20-50 but these silly ones don't sell.

There's another seller now who sells Amiga's stripped down in bits, and he sells every part right down to the case LED's and these are selling, he even sells the box for £20 and people buy it!

He is making over £100 per A1200 this way, now thats just crazy

deicidal · 17 November 2010, 14:15

Thats the thing that saddens me the most, but you can make more money by taking a perfectly good products and selling it off in bits.

fitzsteve · 17 November 2010, 14:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by deicidal

Thats the thing that saddens me the most, but you can make more money by taking a perfectly good products and selling it off in bits.

I know it is sad, I've had to split a few of my projects that I wanted to sell as a whole unit. But at least I didn't sell the screws and keyboards seprate lol. I mean the ram upgrade/hard drive/accelerators

Steve.

deicidal · 17 November 2010, 14:32

I've done the same with rareish board games that i didnt have enough to make a complete set and made more off the spares than when ive sold the complete unit. On a lighter note its the proceeds form that have mainly funded my amiga projects.

Paul_s · 17 November 2010, 15:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerPie5000

There are no words to describe this seller.... and anyone who buys anything at those prices is a moron with too much spare money in my opinion.

I almost hit the buy button with some of those games he has though... I'm yearning for 2 of them which I'm very fond of! (not moonstone!)... I've started looking for sealed games which I really enjoyed (don't worry, under 20 games

)

Sigh, crazy prices though.

fitzsteve · 17 November 2010, 15:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul_s

I almost hit the buy button with some of those games he has though... I'm yearning for 2 of them! (not moonstone!)...

Sigh, crazy prices though.

Thats what he's waiting for

Paul_s · 17 November 2010, 16:25

Well, if it is BastiBS, then I recall asking him on here a while ago how much he wanted for Turrican 2 as he posted a long list once.

I have a feeling if I bid £85 for that he'd cancel the auction as I'm sure he wanted £150 for it!

Maybe I am crazy paying almost £100 for a game but I recently paid £65 for a CD which was out of print...

Nostalgia is worth more than money as Alex_h once wrote!

deicidal · 17 November 2010, 16:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul_s

Maybe I am crazy paying almost £100 for a game but I recently paid £65 for a CD which was out of print...

Maybe you should invest in a straight jacket

Personally I think ebay is evil or other people shouldn't be allowed to bid on stuff I want

slk486 · 17 November 2010, 23:38

It's that kind of behavior, that drives retro prices sky-high and really makes it difficult to afford for the rest of us. Shame on those guys that willingly buy overinflated games

09 July 2007, 22:13	#1
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 47 Posts: 9,344	Ebay Links Posting of eBay links: Please post ALL eBay links in this thread Please include useful information with the link (i.e. what the item for sale is, price, country etc.) Any posts with just an eBay link or link with e.g. "look at this cool item for sale" will be deleted. Multiple eBay posts outside of the EBay links thread is no longer allowed. Below are a list of ebay shops posted The original post may have been deleted ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Electronic Projects Online Gizmos Computer Collectables Plus Last edited by BippyM; 12 May 2008 at 08:38.

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PowerPie5000 Miggy Ate My Hamster! Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Lancashire, UK Posts: 1,566	I almost choked on my cheese toasty when i saw this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MOONSTONE-Comm...item1c17359868 Absolutley crazy price for a mediocre game... It can't be that rare either as they keep popping up on ebay I have someone local who's interested in my boxed Moonstone game and i'm only going to sell it for a fraction of that price (he offered me £75 which i still think is too much to pay for this game ).

17 November 2010, 13:16	#9
s2325 Zone Friend Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Gargore Age: 42 Posts: 17,789	he has more overpriced items http://shop.ebay.co.uk/retro-storage/m.html

17 November 2010, 13:22	#12
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 43 Posts: 6,681	Most of that stuff like the accelerators he has been re-listing for months now, I see from his feedback he sells a few games at £20-50 but these silly ones don't sell. There's another seller now who sells Amiga's stripped down in bits, and he sells every part right down to the case LED's and these are selling, he even sells the box for £20 and people buy it! He is making over £100 per A1200 this way, now thats just crazy

17 November 2010, 14:15	#13
deicidal Registered Insane Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Ununited Kingdom Posts: 792	Thats the thing that saddens me the most, but you can make more money by taking a perfectly good products and selling it off in bits.

17 November 2010, 14:32	#15
deicidal Registered Insane Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Ununited Kingdom Posts: 792	I've done the same with rareish board games that i didnt have enough to make a complete set and made more off the spares than when ive sold the complete unit. On a lighter note its the proceeds form that have mainly funded my amiga projects.

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Paul_s Stuck in the 80s Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Amigaville Age: 45 Posts: 3,309	Well, if it is BastiBS, then I recall asking him on here a while ago how much he wanted for Turrican 2 as he posted a long list once. I have a feeling if I bid £85 for that he'd cancel the auction as I'm sure he wanted £150 for it! Maybe I am crazy paying almost £100 for a game but I recently paid £65 for a CD which was out of print... Nostalgia is worth more than money as Alex_h once wrote!

17 November 2010, 23:38	#20
slk486 Registered Looser Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Denmark Posts: 336	It's that kind of behavior, that drives retro prices sky-high and really makes it difficult to afford for the rest of us. Shame on those guys that willingly buy overinflated games

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