On 1 Mar 99 at 14:44, Doug wrote:
I've already listed a few way ebay slants the
advantage towards the
seller.
I'd like to think that part of the reason the ebay
noise level is pretty
low here is because we've already had this discussion, and the list you
recommend has already been created. Those who haven't yet mastered the
art of efficiently using ebay's search engine can listen to Marvin post
his arbitrary list by sending a "subscribe ccauction" message to
majordomo(a)nut.net.
You're saying we're on a slipery slope, so why not slide all the way down?
I'd guess there are a few thousand listings on ebay that might be
interesting to one or more list members on any given day. It wouldn't be
too hard for me to write a little application to give you a sense of the
fire hose you're asking to be turned on :-)
I don't want to hide ebay. They're at
www.ebay.com. They have a very
nice search engine and lots of good stuff. Please don't duplicate their
site here.
-- Doug
OK, I just subscribed. Keep em coming Marvin et all.
Since I don't live in sillycone valley and don't have the time to spend
searching E-Pay, this evens the edge you've got on me. A wee bit.
Snicker, snicker, chortle,chortle.
I guess this means that repair tips and other arcane computer knowledge
is destined to disappear from the net, since it's driving down the fees a
tech can charge. Sounds like Gates theology to me.
ciao larry
lwalker(a)interlog.com