Ebay Mavens?

:-)

UA100

Nope.

Nope Part II.

UA100

Yeah, it was me. I didn't even get a response. However, when I did a "powermatic" search the other day, there were NO jet powermatic hits, and Bibb had at least three tools on there. Of course, for some reason he never puts jet on his powermatic tools...

- - LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

Yowser's -- how long's it take to create 120 eBay IDs to give yourself all of that positive feedback?

Give it up! What's the trick???

GTO(John)

Well, PURPLE!!!, of course.

UA100

Actually, with sniping software, your computer has to be running and connected to the internet, but you *don't* have to be sitting in front of it.

snipped-for-privacy@FreshCoffee.biz

unless you are using a snipe *service* in which case you don't even have to own a computer...

Hey Keith, did those parts I was a month late in sending get there in the end? I have these visions of a mail sorter with an 8" Delta being overjoyed at what he took home that day.

GTO(John)

DOH! I missed the word "software".

Art

I managed 1464.

Hmmm. The GPS looks like more fun. A bidding I will go...........

A'yup.

UA100

Always the finest of stuff. I'm in the perpetual cleanout mode with all the stuff that's followed me home from various sources. Probably would be a lot easier if I just stopped collecting this hardware in the first place. You know you're in trouble when your ratholes dissapear because of what's surrounding them. Who wants a router crafter?

GTO(John)

Make sure everything is spelled properly. No, this isn't a grammar snob, but I just saw a report on TV that there are companies in the business of finding misspelled items on Ebay, buying them, and selling them at higher value.

Why can they sell it higher? Because the item had few if any bids on it in the first place, because the search engine didn't bring up their item because of the misspelling.

I guess "Chandelier" is one they said is often misspelled.