Yeah, and it's good for normal stuff *AND* typical "Jones/Janes type" crowd with greens to burn/hoping to snatch 'em by expectent sellers. I tried once there and these offers and asking prices is way out 70% percent of time. Not good, and fault was it's too accepting type due to it's interface. Ebay have some faults due to timing problems and uncontrolled bidding process made this very unenjoyable bidding for me. Email list and newsgroups are far better source for your special requests and often reasonable prices found there! Main problem, with most of these crowds do not have reasonable acceptanace of what real value of old and resold/ discontuined new equipments. Today, I saw a notebook 486dx 25/4mb/170mb with little bunch of s/w (win/dos and minor s/w) selling for stupid $600. no. NO way. Expect about 150 to 100 for it now. :) Even there is one reseller selling new equipments at outragous prices, right now I'm watching the honest responses nipping at it saying bad deal/overpriced. Recently, my friend was not very careful of questioning the seller (this was on Ebay btw) carefully enough. The deal was so so in my opinion and had to help out my friend fixing BOTH Epson NB/SL-25 80mb/8mb, docking station, and 4 set of dead batteries along with one broken latch that. Both were 200 each, no brick, both dead cmos battery (very hard to find due to shape/size of it) and no manuals and a big BOOT for Epson who wants $25 each for every call. I assume the seller's ad's tad of lying and also assume seller is guilty until accounted for in WRITING (by pointed questionings and fix the price) before finishing the deal otherwise the deal is off. To all 'net shopper, be careful! IMHO Jason D. Nip!