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hugo929
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just saw you on line
why not leave a msg here and tell us how you are 
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debs3759
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Location: Northampton, Divided Kingdom
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Hi
I've been clearing out loads of clutter trying to make space for a sale. I'm probably the most disorganised person to frequent the forums
I will probably be scrapping most of my common chips as I reckon they are worth more as scrap, but hope before the end of the year to be selling some of the less common chips that I still have, along with some boards. I have just tonight started stripping down most of my common slot 1 CPUs to get the boards ready for scrapping.
If anyone in the UK wants to earn some commission for selling what I have, PM me. I could use some help...
I tend to look in daily, just been quiet for personal reasons (don't want to burden you all with what is happening as a result of long term depression).
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Cutabove
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| Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 8:00 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Debs. I would be interested in what you want to scrap.Of course you know I only want chips that are worthless collectorwise,or that have chips,cracks,scratches..stuff like that.
Nice to see you,I hope you get everything organised.The biggest thing that depresses me is when my stuff is a wreck.... 
Johnny
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debs3759
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It would cost too much to ship stuff to the USA for scrapping, one of us would make a loss (and naturally I could get the best deal from a local refiners).
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Neon_WA
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@ Johnny.. Debs is in the UK.. so shipping mite be an issue 
Hi Deb.. its been quiet in here without you to keep us honest 
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Cutabove
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Sorry debs,but it is awesome to know you are close to a refiner,as I am sure you will get a good deal if you can go directly to them.Here you must go through several people first.Feel better.
Johnny
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JAC
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Bundle them up as scrap lots on ebay. Have lots of "gold" showing in the pictures.
Keep the weight down to 1Kg per parcel and the shipping isnt too bad.
The gold refining magpies are happy to pay the ridiculous shipping cost. Royal Mail International Signed-For is about 16GBp for 1Kg to USA.
If you have enough lots, and if you are lucky someone might want to buy the lot, so if you can make 8-9Kg worth, then shipping by parcel2go.com using fedex is only about 40GBP. Keep it under 10Kg. and you can do all the docs online. Piece of piss. |
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