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Now, if he were offering gold plated prostitutes, I might be interested.... LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by The Professor
I wouldn't pay £3.15 for his machine. (However, £1 and half a pack of custard creams and I might be interested)
£315 for a Core Quad, 4GB Dell computer which has been uprated, and comes with a legal version of Windows (all activated) plus a legal Vista serial, is a very good price.
I have avoided eBay as they take too much. Gumtree is the next step.
You can get a brand new ZooStorm Premium Desktop PC with those exact specifications for just a bit a above that :)
And didn't you sell this PC, or are you doing the whole "pretend I'm about to sell it to gain more interest" tactic?
Someone came around to have a look at it, offered me £300 and I said no, £335. They didn't seem too upset by this, as this is what we agreed prior to a viewing, however they were put off because I didn't have any paperwork, i.e. manuals :S
Wasted my time really. They clearly can not read the advert.
£300 now guys. I want rid of it, and need the cash.
Why don't you just put it on ebay? They hardly charge much really.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrenToogood
Put it on eBay and charge a bit more for postage to make up for eBays costs. Simple...
I could do, but then it is a waste of my money/time if I put it on eBay, and no one bids...
I may do, if another 'insertion fee free' day comes up.
preloved.co.uk.
So instead of putting it on an extremely popular site you put it on a site where maybe 30 people tops are going to read the ad? And how is it a waste of time, you sit and do nothing while people bid on it, hardly time consuming "/Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrenToogood