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I have to see how this goes, I put 20 randomly chosen discs on ebay just a moment ago. I will keep you updated on this but I will doubt anyone will buy.Zero_D wrote:Sell them on ebay. Just be sure to say they are sold as-is and are severely scratched.
J.D wrote:Sell them on Craigslist (say "full games for only a fraction of the price!!")
+1. seems to me that fraud/scamming is the cool new thing these days, i miss honesty in transactionshailrazer wrote:Am I the only one who thinks that is very unethical?
Yea you are putting "As-is", "defective" or whatever. But you know for a fact that any buyer is assuming he can buff them or somehow get some of them to work. And you know there is no possible way anyone can get them to work.
I mean really, be the bigger person here. How would you feel if you were buying something like this hoping to get something out of it and then you find out there was no chance of getting anything working out of it?
Do unto others and all that , you know.
LERN 2 JOKE COMRADE TRITON, IN OUR GLORIOUS BENHECKIAN HOMELAND!Triton wrote:+1. seems to me that fraud/scamming is the cool new thing these days, i miss honesty in transactions
I wasnt just referring to you, but to people in general. lots of ebay and craigslist "sellers" and buyers nowadays are more interested in ripping other people off than actually selling legitimate goods, and similar things have happened on this forum recently.J.D wrote:LERN 2 JOKE COMRADE TRITON, IN OUR GLORIOUS BENHECKIAN HOMELAND!Triton wrote:+1. seems to me that fraud/scamming is the cool new thing these days, i miss honesty in transactions
also, editing your post to addLast edited by J.D on Tue Oct 27, 2009 9:17 am, edited 1 time in total.