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www.snes9x.com
Go on its excellent you can even get F-zero and donkey kong.And if you want more games ask Jeeves snes
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Sibs wrote:
> It's free to join (if you join pretty please go to my website at
> www.unitepunk.vze.com then to the Links page and click Ebay, then sign
> up, and I might get some money or something though I'm not sure...)
>
> Anyway, the bidding works by you putting in a maximum amount you'd
> pay. If there have been no bids before yours then the price will stay
> at the starting price until (or unless) anyone else bids on the item.
> If someone else bids on it it will raise the current price, and the
> winning bidder will change depending upon who entered the higher
> amount. Whoever is the winning bidder when the item ends gets it. It
> actually sounds more complex than it is :-) But remember you'll have
> to pay some extra for shipping usually. Basically you know they'll
> ship it once you've paid by looking at feedback. Each user has a
> number next to their name, the higher the more good feedback they
> have. You can check comments written by other users about them.
> Basically, if they have a lot of positive feedback you know they'll
> ship the item as they'll be regular sellers on Ebay. If someone is
> selling items and has a low number next to them (less than say 20) you
> might want to steer clear, as they obviously haven't done that many
> deals and may be unreliable. Ebay is usually fine though, I paid about
> £150 (incl shipping) for my GameCube and one game and it all
> arrived fine.
it's a bit unfair to dismiss someone that has less than 20 feedbacks , i mean , we all started there once , and without people trusting them then they'll never get any sales because people like you steer clear of them. Some of the best service i've ever had comes from those with little or no feedback , because when they're that early on and have just started then they try their best to get really good feedback. I waited 3 weeks for something from a seller with over a hundred good feedbacks which was pretty pathetic while i bought something else off another seller which had about 40 odd feedbacks and it arrived within a week from america. So when it comes to feedbacks and the number they have don't shunt them out the door , look at their feedbacks and decide for yourself whether you want to go ahead with it or not. But im ok ... i have 75 :) ("head gets so big it explodes in a mass of blood, guts and small pieces of shrapnel from the war.)
> It's free to join (if you join pretty please go to my website at
> www.unitepunk.vze.com then to the Links page and click Ebay, then sign
> up, and I might get some money or something though I'm not sure...)
>
> Anyway, the bidding works by you putting in a maximum amount you'd
> pay. If there have been no bids before yours then the price will stay
> at the starting price until (or unless) anyone else bids on the item.
> If someone else bids on it it will raise the current price, and the
> winning bidder will change depending upon who entered the higher
> amount. Whoever is the winning bidder when the item ends gets it. It
> actually sounds more complex than it is :-) But remember you'll have
> to pay some extra for shipping usually. Basically you know they'll
> ship it once you've paid by looking at feedback. Each user has a
> number next to their name, the higher the more good feedback they
> have. You can check comments written by other users about them.
> Basically, if they have a lot of positive feedback you know they'll
> ship the item as they'll be regular sellers on Ebay. If someone is
> selling items and has a low number next to them (less than say 20) you
> might want to steer clear, as they obviously haven't done that many
> deals and may be unreliable. Ebay is usually fine though, I paid about
> £150 (incl shipping) for my GameCube and one game and it all
> arrived fine.
it's a bit unfair to dismiss someone that has less than 20 feedbacks , i mean , we all started there once , and without people trusting them then they'll never get any sales because people like you steer clear of them. Some of the best service i've ever had comes from those with little or no feedback , because when they're that early on and have just started then they try their best to get really good feedback. I waited 3 weeks for something from a seller with over a hundred good feedbacks which was pretty pathetic while i bought something else off another seller which had about 40 odd feedbacks and it arrived within a week from america. So when it comes to feedbacks and the number they have don't shunt them out the door , look at their feedbacks and decide for yourself whether you want to go ahead with it or not. But im ok ... i have 75 :) ("head gets so big it explodes in a mass of blood, guts and small pieces of shrapnel from the war.)
Sibs wrote:
> Is secret of evermore the same as Secret of Mana...?
Nothing alike. Why so? I hear you cry.
Well. Secret of Mana is the best game ever.
Two games that you must have ORIGINALS of on the SNES are :
Illusion of Time
Secret of Mana.
That is gaming. Everything else is merely nothing.
> Is secret of evermore the same as Secret of Mana...?
Nothing alike. Why so? I hear you cry.
Well. Secret of Mana is the best game ever.
Two games that you must have ORIGINALS of on the SNES are :
Illusion of Time
Secret of Mana.
That is gaming. Everything else is merely nothing.
I carried out a transaction on Ebay once but I never paid for anything. Are you supposed to?
It's free to join (if you join pretty please go to my website at www.unitepunk.vze.com then to the Links page and click Ebay, then sign up, and I might get some money or something though I'm not sure...)
Anyway, the bidding works by you putting in a maximum amount you'd pay. If there have been no bids before yours then the price will stay at the starting price until (or unless) anyone else bids on the item. If someone else bids on it it will raise the current price, and the winning bidder will change depending upon who entered the higher amount. Whoever is the winning bidder when the item ends gets it. It actually sounds more complex than it is :-) But remember you'll have to pay some extra for shipping usually. Basically you know they'll ship it once you've paid by looking at feedback. Each user has a number next to their name, the higher the more good feedback they have. You can check comments written by other users about them. Basically, if they have a lot of positive feedback you know they'll ship the item as they'll be regular sellers on Ebay. If someone is selling items and has a low number next to them (less than say 20) you might want to steer clear, as they obviously haven't done that many deals and may be unreliable. Ebay is usually fine though, I paid about £150 (incl shipping) for my GameCube and one game and it all arrived fine.
Anyway, the bidding works by you putting in a maximum amount you'd pay. If there have been no bids before yours then the price will stay at the starting price until (or unless) anyone else bids on the item. If someone else bids on it it will raise the current price, and the winning bidder will change depending upon who entered the higher amount. Whoever is the winning bidder when the item ends gets it. It actually sounds more complex than it is :-) But remember you'll have to pay some extra for shipping usually. Basically you know they'll ship it once you've paid by looking at feedback. Each user has a number next to their name, the higher the more good feedback they have. You can check comments written by other users about them. Basically, if they have a lot of positive feedback you know they'll ship the item as they'll be regular sellers on Ebay. If someone is selling items and has a low number next to them (less than say 20) you might want to steer clear, as they obviously haven't done that many deals and may be unreliable. Ebay is usually fine though, I paid about £150 (incl shipping) for my GameCube and one game and it all arrived fine.
can some one explane to me how ebay work, how do you know they will send it, is it free to join etc etc etc
Sibs wrote:
> Is secret of evermore the same as Secret of Mana...?
I think ones the sequel to the other!
:)
> Is secret of evermore the same as Secret of Mana...?
I think ones the sequel to the other!
:)
Is secret of evermore the same as Secret of Mana...?
Or you can be like me and buy classics like Mario Kart and Secret Of Evermore for as little as £2.50!!!
mwahahahah
:)
mwahahahah
:)
www.ebay.co.uk - excellent place to get retro games and consoles. Pity about the bidding system though, pushes the prices of SNES' up quite a long way - There's a big demand for them.
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