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CPUShack
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stevejam
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Congrats on the 10 years!
Yes, your proposal sounds reasonable and I'm in... |
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aberco
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| I'm in as well, and thank you immensely for building this community and running AVICC. Things are tough as I am unemployed, but I will support you as soon as I land a job |
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cooperalp
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Ready to be an 8-bit supporter  |
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H3nrik V!
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Looking forward to hear how you'll implement support, so I can pay a little more than a beer, when I'm confused about PayPay fees  |
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CHips
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I realized with my own first sales that sorting and packing items once for 10-15 people is already some work, now to manage > 200 people 365/365 :p ...
As a student I can't do much now, but if I get a job in the 2020s and still collect chips at this time, I will contribute!
Want List is a good idea!
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vmr_
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Congratulations for 10 years of AVICC!
Good idea with the wish list, looking forward to support AVICC. |
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ph4nt0m
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Methinks a wish list is a great idea. Keep up the good work!
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alexino2
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John, with my 1.99€ paypal topic and messages we've talked about, it would make a lot of senses to impose Chipay on the less than 4-Bit seller.
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- Avoid new user/seller to never send their cpu.
- Give you the 1.99€ to you directly instead of paypal
- Give more responsibilities to seller who owes you money
- And an opportunity to go in 4-bit and donate without asking 
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debs3759
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Not everyone has to pay $1.99 for every payment. Some payments are free. Chippay is never free as there is the cost of Chippay AND the paypal charges to send money to John.
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alexino2
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| debs3759 wrote: | | Not everyone has to pay $1.99 for every payment. Some payments are free. Chippay is never free as there is the cost of Chippay AND the paypal charges to send money to John. |
John told me every Chipay cost goes diretly to him, and I never had to pay 1.99€ while euro to dollar  |
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CPUShack
Joined: 16 Jun 2003
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| debs3759 wrote: | | Not everyone has to pay $1.99 for every payment. Some payments are free. Chippay is never free as there is the cost of Chippay AND the paypal charges to send money to John. |
SOme people maintain a positive balance that they use chippay from, so they only pay paypal fees once, and chippay is free under $5 (wanted to make it so people werent getting hammered on the small payments like Paypal does)
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Neology
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Awesome work, AVICC!!
This is an amazing achievement. I am in for the supporter model. I am happy to pay a fee to keep AVICC running.
My question is, How would you like to differentiate each of the level? e.g. 8bit/16bit /32bit |
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The CPU Hunter
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| Congratulations John. Ten years already. Great work, thanks. I will support your work, no problem. It is a great service for us collectors. |
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CPUShack
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| Neology wrote: | Awesome work, AVICC!!
This is an amazing achievement. I am in for the supporter model. I am happy to pay a fee to keep AVICC running.
My question is, How would you like to differentiate each of the level? e.g. 8bit/16bit /32bit |
Initially its just status levels, but I think I will do some things like:
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Priority on Want Lists/Bid Assist
Lower Consignment Fees
Reduced/Free Chip Pay
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Supporter Page with name/link/banner of supporters depending on level
Discount on Trade List purchases
I want to make sure I don't 'price out' those collectors that cant afford as much, don't want to make AVICC something that prevents people from collecting ever
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