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"Selling some old stuff on eBay"

PS2 games, Xbox games, PC hardware, DVDs and (starting later tonight... probably) a Gamecube.

[URL]http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQgotopageZ1QQsassZparanoimiaQQsorecordsperpageZ25QQsosortorderZ1QQsosortpropertyZ2[/URL]

Paradox: wrote:
> I'll bid on your cube.

The auction starts at 8:00pm tomorrow.

Purple Gamecube, boxed with manual, mint condition, hardly used, extra official controller (boxed), official memory card (unboxed), includes standard composite video cable with SCART adapter AND an RGB SCART lead.

Get a friend to bid.

cookie monster wrote:
> It wouldnt go for 99p though, the low price gives people the bargain
> fever, they start bidding like mad.

Not always! I've come unstuck with that before.

WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> pb wrote:
> Angel for £29.99? You're hoping, aren't you?!
>
> Not really - it's cheaper than Amazon.

But I see your point, and have just reduced the price to give it 'room'...

It wouldnt go for 99p though, the low price gives people the bargain fever, they start bidding like mad.

l33t wrote:
> really, to get the best results you should start them off at .99p

And risk them going for that? Not ruddy likely. I used to do that and put a reserve on, but since eBay hiked the reserve fees I start at the minimum I'm willing to accept.

I'd rather take them to Game and get a fiver for them.

To be honest im quite shocked.

But happy for you.

cookie monster wrote:
> I hope you arent expecting a huge response for the personalised
> calender...

I've already sold quite a few, thanks very much.

pb wrote:
> Angel for £29.99? You're hoping, aren't you?!

Not really - it's cheaper than Amazon.

i just got halo from someone else