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$10.00 Radarange
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whirlcool
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Nice Radarange, BUT
take a look at the sellers feedback. He may be a "less than desirable" seller!
take a look at the sellers feedback. He may be a "less than desirable" seller!
BY THE WAY....
That picture is ripped off of my RR page and happens to be MY Cookmatic!
-Cory
That picture is ripped off of my RR page and happens to be MY Cookmatic!
-Cory
Let eBay know...they'll shut the auction down!
Not that I don't want the nuke to find a deserving home, but using someone else's picture is misrepresenting the item (copyright issues notwithstanding).
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Not that I don't want the nuke to find a deserving home, but using someone else's picture is misrepresenting the item (copyright issues notwithstanding).
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Besides, if they dont have a pic, do they actually own/have the item offered for sale?
Steve,
My thoughts exactly!
Ben
My thoughts exactly!
Ben
whirlcool
Well-known member
I can't stand it when
a seller has an item and states, "I don't know too much about it". Lazy seller. We auction high end stereo equipment and parts on Ebay. If we don't know anything about something you can always do a Google search and come up with some information about the item that is being auctioned. We do a lot of "preselling" research on our items. For example, if we have a McIntosh Part Number 059-105, we don't say we don't know anything about it, we list it as a Speaker Fuse that works with the McIntosh XR1051 and 1053 Speaker System. And I think because of this, we most always get top dollar. People have to know what they are buying, as simple as that!
a seller has an item and states, "I don't know too much about it". Lazy seller. We auction high end stereo equipment and parts on Ebay. If we don't know anything about something you can always do a Google search and come up with some information about the item that is being auctioned. We do a lot of "preselling" research on our items. For example, if we have a McIntosh Part Number 059-105, we don't say we don't know anything about it, we list it as a Speaker Fuse that works with the McIntosh XR1051 and 1053 Speaker System. And I think because of this, we most always get top dollar. People have to know what they are buying, as simple as that!
