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me. just third high bidder. but i expected it to go way beyond...
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I really wanted that Cyrix MXi....  |
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| mavroxur wrote: | | I really wanted that Cyrix MXi.... |
only $338, you should have bid $400  
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I set some snipes on some of the things... then I decided it was a waste of electrons and cancelled them all
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I used some electrons but to no avail. 
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Must be almost a record for pentium pro es - $461...that's in C4004 territory
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| Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 8:05 pm Post subject: |
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| The ES price is getting higher and higher nowsdays. |
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lither
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| Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 8:28 pm Post subject: |
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$461 is definite a record of pentium pro ES
but the PIII ES suprise me most |
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Neon_WA
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| lither wrote: | $461 is definite a record of pentium pro ES
but the PIII ES suprise me most |
I would agree with that note
| bccwchan wrote: | | The ES price is getting higher and higher nowsdays. |
Well Billy.. stop putting in such a high bid in so early
This just makes the newbies bid it up
I am surprised you and a few others havent gone to just setting a snipe bid
Personally.. i work out what item is worth to me and set a snipe.. if i win great.. if not I move onto next item
Occasionally I have to put an initial bid in to verify that I can bid
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smithy
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| Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2012 3:15 am Post subject: |
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| lither wrote: | $461 is definite a record of pentium pro ES
but the PIII ES suprise me most |
Yeah, PIII ES have sold for US$11-20 in the past...very strange what is happening with prices now |
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bccwchan
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| Neon_WA wrote: | Well Billy.. stop putting in such a high bid in so early
This just makes the newbies bid it up
I am surprised you and a few others havent gone to just setting a snipe bid
Personally.. i work out what item is worth to me and set a snipe.. if i win great.. if not I move onto next item
Occasionally I have to put an initial bid in to verify that I can bid |
Thanks for your advice but this is my "style" for cpu hunting.
I know it will bump up the price but I have no way to aviod it.
I believe I'm a really stuipd cpu collector but I like this way. |
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bccwchan
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| smithy wrote: | | Yeah, PIII ES have sold for US$11-20 in the past...very strange what is happening with prices now |
Probably the reason of QE3 or QE4, the value of money is depreciating. |
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Neon_WA
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| bccwchan wrote: | | I know it will bump up the price but I have no way to aviod it. |
Least the sellers will love you
Sniping doesnt guarantee winning.. just that if you win you are more likely to get for cheaper
Do you not trust sniping sites?
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