Hi All,
I am trying to raise some money for a deposit on a new flat, so desided to sell off the gd-r's i bought from LeGIt...
I've sold a few for £25, so im gonna keep that as the asking price...
Anyone intrested?
mail me: adam-james@station6.org
Hi All,
I am trying to raise some money for a deposit on a new flat, so desided to sell off the gd-r's i bought from LeGIt...
I've sold a few for £25, so im gonna keep that as the asking price...
Anyone intrested?
mail me: adam-james@station6.org
LeGIt was offering 2 for that price...
Goat is animal
I'd be interested in a couple at £5 each, Anything over that seems a little over the top.
Well he can ask whatever he wants.... at the end of the day he paid for them and its not like they arent rare...
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True, he can ask what he wants, doesn't mean that the price is worth it.
Anyone want to buy my old, duff SNES for £170, unboxed, one pad and all leads?
Goat is animal
This is an old argument but where else can you get blank GD-Rs? I can go out and get many a SNES in the next hour if i wanted to...Originally Posted by Tachikoma
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Honestly? not many places, but I know 100% I can get written GDR's for a lot less. Hell I bought packaged Saturn CDR's for less than these loose GDR's.
Goat is animal
written gd-r's for less than 25 quid!... ill have some please!
Last few I saw on here were going for around 50 to 70 each, if i remember correctly.
I said I can, I doubt the seller would let you have them for that price. And no, I wont buy them and sell them to anyone.
Goat is animal
I'm the one that has bought a few from adam-james. I know that LeGIt asking price was lower but adam bought the whole spindle. He can ask whatever he wants for the discs, blank GD-Rs are not usual to find...
Didn't know you were on the boards dude!
:o)
Hi,
Yes, I'm registered here and at DCHistory boards too and I try to make a look when possible :)
I sold one for $40. . .so there ya go. . .
why does everyone here sympathise board members when they try to rip you off...
yeah,gdrs are unusual,but for god's sake,wtf are you gonna do with them?get a grip please...there are people out there who die from hunger and you colect useless gds...
i know we are colectors,but some sanity never was bad...
my 2 cents
It's a question of supply and demand in this case (or any case when it comes down to collecting rare items).
If people are willing to pay the price then let them.
If your sooo concerned about people dying from hunger then sell your entire collection and give the money to some african aid fund, were all free to do with our money as we please.
Why do you think hes trying to rip you off? Can you please tell me who sets the price for a sale on an item that was never for sale and is very rare?
Oh £25 ouch... Picasso $104.2 million dolars at auction a month ago... Maybe your on the wrong board to talk about grip...
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lol.. some people :o)
Hmm, well what about a VERY rare GD-R spindle, sealed, being opened and sold individually? You'll never see another sealed spindle, whereas the discs sometimes turn up individually. So you tell me which is rarer... and how that is any different to putting in a switch.
Putting in a switch is the owner's choice, and they do it so they can play import games easily (no need for a 2nd/3rd unit). Splitting a rare pack of GD-Rs... sure the owner's choice again, but the purpose is only to make a profit.
And Legit told me the buyer bought the spindle because he couldn't bear to see it get split up :smt011
Oh, and if you want my opinion, I think its really cheeky and not very sporting to come onto a forum and say - well I'll have ALL those GD-Rs that you're selling at £15 each (oh really? huge discount? ta very much)... there's yer money. oh btw, I'm selling them at £25 each now.
Fair enough to buy something somewhere, then go and sell it for a profit elsewhere... sure we've all done that. However, to do it in the VERY place that you bought it, IMHO that's not on. :smt009
Am I alone in this opinion?
Cheers, mate.
:smt023
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