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On Aug 14, 10:48*pm, terryS wrote:
Am a bit older than most who have mentioned it here!!!! No problem; on eBay for example; see an item and before bidding decide, a) Do I really need/want it? Or am I just being nostagically old and foolish. b) If yes; what sort of cost limit am I prepared to go to. If bidding is 'brisk' do I want to go a 'little more' either in dollars or a percentage? *Usually that answer 'no'. c) Forget about it. Noting however the price *that it eventually sells for future info. d) End of discussion. Yup--this is essentially the same approach I use for making Ebay purchases. Generally speaking, if bidding is brisk on an item I’m interested in, I’m not inclined to get in on the action. And that’s not a problem, because all I have to do is wait and sooner or later it pops up again. -Dave Drumheller, K3WQ |
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