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2&rd=1

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You mean to say FOR AUCTION. There's a difference.

JOE


"PAUL.G7IZX" wrote in message
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CHECK OUT THIS EBAY ITEM FOR SALE ,
SOUNDS VERY USEFUL


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...category=15 0
2&rd=1

BBYYEEEEE

You mean to say FOR AUCTION. There's a difference.

JOE


"PAUL.G7IZX" wrote in message
...
CHECK OUT THIS EBAY ITEM FOR SALE ,
SOUNDS VERY USEFUL


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...category=15 0
2&rd=1

BBYYEEEEE

An auction is merely one means of agreeing on the price to be paid by
for an item. The person offering the goods is the seller, the person who
pays the agreed price is the buyer, and the result is the sale of the
goods. I still recall real estate ads headed "For Sale by Auction."

Alan AB2OS


On 02/02/04 09:28 pm JOE put fingers to keyboard and launched the
following message into cyberspace:

You mean to say FOR AUCTION. There's a difference.

CHECK OUT THIS EBAY ITEM FOR SALE ,
SOUNDS VERY USEFUL

An auction is merely one means of agreeing on the price to be paid by
for an item. The person offering the goods is the seller, the person who
pays the agreed price is the buyer, and the result is the sale of the
goods. I still recall real estate ads headed "For Sale by Auction."

Alan AB2OS


On 02/02/04 09:28 pm JOE put fingers to keyboard and launched the
following message into cyberspace:

You mean to say FOR AUCTION. There's a difference.

CHECK OUT THIS EBAY ITEM FOR SALE ,
SOUNDS VERY USEFUL