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chrissie
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 Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 9:25 am Post subject: AMD-K7 Slot A Engineering Sample AMD-K7700MTR51B C |
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Hi,
to give all the members here the chance to get very rare cpus,
i´ll sell it in several auctions. The auction ends at Sunday 07/28/13 15:00h GMT +1:00h. After the end of the auctions
i will sell it to highest bidder. Bidding by pm.
AMD-K7 Slot A Engineering Sample AMD-K7700MTR51B C in working condition
I have only this one.
Payment within €uro zone per Banktransfer (w/o fee) or Paypal (with fee +1,9% +0,35€)
Payment Northamerica, Great Britan and Sweden, Paypal (with fee +3,9% +0,35€)
Rest worldwide Paypal (with fee +5,2% +0,35€)
Sorry, no friend option available in Germany
Versandkosten für Deutschland:
Maxibrief 2,40€
optional als Einschreiben zzgl. 2,05€
oder als Hermespaket für 4,00€
Shipping cost worldwide, only with registered mail:
up to 500gr. 5,50€
500 – 1000gr. 9,05€
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Neon_WA
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| Posted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 9:58 pm Post subject: |
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nice processor 
What format are using for these auctions?
1) Highest bidder pays what they offer
eg offer $100 & pay $100
2) Highest bidder pays "ebay type increment" above 2nd highest bidder
eg 1st $100 2nd $80.. 1st bidder pays $80 + ebay bid increment (on $80 think is $2.50
3) Highest bidder pays mid point between 1st & 2nd bid
eg $100 2nd $80.. Ist bidder pays $90
I have tried all 3 methods, but each have their pros & cons
but the common denominator is that some (and sometimes many) members will not partake in forum auctions.
Some I know will not partake in type 1 format as they have bid on previous auctions way above the next bidder
and the seller has then sold more at lower 2nd bidder's price
eg 1st $100 2nd $50.. 1st bidder pays $100 and then seller sells spares at $50.
I doubt you have spares of any of these... but these members who have been burnt this way.. will NOT participate the forum auctions now
The sale method I haven't tried is to start with a set price above with what you think is the market price
and each day lower it until someone buys
basically its a game of chicken 
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chrissie
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| Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 3:58 am Post subject: |
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All my auktions are typ 1, "highest bidder pays what they offer".
In the past i participated on several auktions typ 1, "highest bidder pays what they offer" and i bid what the item is worth for me.
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chrissie
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| Posted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 4:35 am Post subject: |
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| Neon_WA wrote: | nice processor
What format are using for these auctions?
1) Highest bidder pays what they offer
eg offer $100 & pay $100
2) Highest bidder pays "ebay type increment" above 2nd highest bidder
eg 1st $100 2nd $80.. 1st bidder pays $80 + ebay bid increment (on $80 think is $2.50
3) Highest bidder pays mid point between 1st & 2nd bid
eg $100 2nd $80.. Ist bidder pays $90
I have tried all 3 methods, but each have their pros & cons
but the common denominator is that some (and sometimes many) members will not partake in forum auctions.
Some I know will not partake in type 1 format as they have bid on previous auctions way above the next bidder
and the seller has then sold more at lower 2nd bidder's price
eg 1st $100 2nd $50.. 1st bidder pays $100 and then seller sells spares at $50.
I doubt you have spares of any of these... but these members who have been burnt this way.. will NOT participate the forum auctions now
The sale method I haven't tried is to start with a set price above with what you think is the market price
and each day lower it until someone buys
basically its a game of chicken |
I have only this one.
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chrissie
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only 24 hours
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