7 Mar
1999
7 Mar
'99
12:26 p.m.
Re:
Thanks Sellam. That's precisely what I'm
trying to do. I want the stuff
to go to people who'll actually collect or use it. The auction lists and
What if he posted the item on eBay, but with a non-descript
title/meaningless like "old computer", with no explanatory text, and
then posted a brief message here, with a pointer to the eBay item?
The idea behind that is only a single message would ever appear for
any given item ... he wouldn't need to tell the losers who won (they
could check on eBay), and the mechanics are handled by eBay.
>I don't think he's been excessive with his
auctions either. So far it
>seems to be one every week or so.
I agree, and have no problems with it. I'd prefer a classicmp
collector competing with me to having Alex Z competing :)
Stan Sieler
sieler(a)allegro.com
7 Mar
7 Mar
7:43 p.m.
Re:
Ebay has a check box when you submit a auction listing to make it private
auction (which I assume means you use the eBay hardware for bidding, but
your ad doesn't show up on eBay searches etc.).
Thanks Sellam. That's precisely what I'm
trying to do. I want the stuff
to go to people who'll actually collect or use it. The auction lists and
What if he posted the item on eBay, but with a non-descript
title/meaningless like "old computer", with no explanatory text, and
then posted a brief message here, with a pointer to the eBay item? 
8 Mar
8 Mar
6:11 a.m.
Mike Ford <mikeford(a)netwiz.net> wrote:
Ebay has a check box when you submit a auction listing
to make it private
auction (which I assume means you use the eBay hardware for bidding, but
your ad doesn't show up on eBay searches etc.).
No, it just means that the bidders' identities are not revealed.
That's so that when you bid on "adult" items, your cow-orkers won't
notice and make fun of you. Or something to that effect.
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