posted on July 25, 2004 09:22:27 AM newNeroter: Guardian ware is distintive, being rather heavy and having dimpled exteriors and with strange little "handles" which the claw handle hooks into to pick it up by, and is marked on the bottom with a knight's helmet surround by the words "Guardian Service".
And....regarding my dog, thank you. And it is NEVER too late
edited to add UBB
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[ edited by bunnicula on Jul 25, 2004 09:31 AM ]
posted on July 25, 2004 06:24:20 PM new
I have bought bubble bags,tape,shrink wrap,ink for my printer,books,digital camera,SNES games,cds,dvds and lucky bamboo.Always had a good experience with all the sellers I've dealt with.
posted on July 25, 2004 09:04:15 PM new
I wouldn't buy anything on Ebay. After reading all the horror stories in the Ebay Outlook about those crooked sellers, I wouldn't trust any of them as far as I could throw them Actually, I bought quite a bit when I first registered in 1998. Then I started selling a few things. I decided I liked the idea of taking money orders out of the mailbox more than I did putting them in. Since then, my philosophy has been " Money comes in - Merchandise goes out ". There are a few things I have an eye out for that I will try to snipe if they ever show up, but I would probably create a new account to bid with. Which brings up the next question. How many of you who buy on Ebay, do so under your seller's account? And how many have a seperate buyer's account?
A $75.00 solid state device will always blow first to protect a 25 cent fuse ~ Murphy's Law
posted on July 25, 2004 09:15:25 PM new
Several separate buyer's accounts which are also registered as seller's accounts but not used for that right now.
I just picked up several large wholesale lots on eBay for less than my supplier charges me at his "gotta get rid of it" rate. He, in turn, refuses to sell on eBay any more. Doesn't want to deal with the piecemeal orders selling one item at a time and can't get decent wholesale prices selling in lots.
The successful large volume seller is one who can quickly turnaround hundreds or thousands of small items a day, every day.
This is harder than it sounds.
posted on July 25, 2004 10:06:30 PM new
I sell under my main account, buy occasionally. My second ID is for practically all of my buying. It's set up to sell but I haven't done that yet.
posted on July 26, 2004 07:28:44 AM new
I have a buyer ID and a secondary seller ID...but I dont use them very much. Sometimes its just easier to buy with the one ID (tho I know it leaves me open for retailatory fb etc...
::shrug:: I can only let this thing rule me but so much::
break out: "I gotta be MEEeeeee...I gotta be meee...
(hey, where is jack to join the singing
...probably still sleeping! )
edit to add: Bunni, I've seen them!!!! With the clawed handles. Never purchased it though - I have enough trouble keeping track of lids.,..lol!!
