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- Tibia
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If you can sell on e-bay, you've got a good chance of making more there with that NES. This is a fairly limited group, all capable of doing something similar, so you're going to have a harder time selling it. With some larger pics, you'd do much better on e-bay.
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- SonyPortableizer
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- themadhacker
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- weaponepsilon
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I'm sure with all the modding and stuff you have, you could make a decent cut on ebay. I recently started moving all the things from my trade thread onto ebay and I'm seeing results. Plus you probably have spare parts that you might not need. I see a bunch of sellers dedicated to selling just parts for consoles. Hope it helps.
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Trade thread!
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52 platforms; 67 individual systems; 919 singular games (0 doubles!); 2 arcade cabs
Trade thread!
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- SonyPortableizer
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- SonyPortableizer
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borrow money from people. It's what I do. Just don't sell your body, it's not worth it.
Anyway, being quite irresponsible with money myself, I have learned 2 things:
Temptation is the main cause for an empty wallet.
Don't go on ebay.
If it's too late for that already, there are 3 things you can do:
-borrow money
-get a job (probably too slow if it's about something in particular, otherwise see above)
-sell stuff.
Now, I'm sure there's something you can sacrifice or just don't want anymore. If there isn't, and there's this rare item you really want, you can sell something which you can easily buy back at a later point of time. Seeing as how you're a collector, maybe an item that isn't hard to acquire, like a boxed console
An alternative would be selling some current games, which you don't like anymore.
Anyway, being quite irresponsible with money myself, I have learned 2 things:
Temptation is the main cause for an empty wallet.
Don't go on ebay.
If it's too late for that already, there are 3 things you can do:
-borrow money
-get a job (probably too slow if it's about something in particular, otherwise see above)
-sell stuff.
Now, I'm sure there's something you can sacrifice or just don't want anymore. If there isn't, and there's this rare item you really want, you can sell something which you can easily buy back at a later point of time. Seeing as how you're a collector, maybe an item that isn't hard to acquire, like a boxed console
An alternative would be selling some current games, which you don't like anymore.
- Black Six
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Money stash? Jeez, get a savings account. The interest may not be much, but at least:SonyPortableizer wrote:Its all solved, he originally was counting on his money stash, but forgot where it was. In the process we found mine of $100, and his of $236 so its all good.
Youll never guess where his was...
In our freezer in a coffee can.
a) You won't have to worry about losing it or it getting stolen.
b) It'll be gaining something.
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- themadhacker
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Or put your money in a certificate of deposite. You can't take money out of the bank for a certain amount of time, but interest is way higher.Black Six wrote:Money stash? Jeez, get a savings account. The interest may not be much, but at least:SonyPortableizer wrote:Its all solved, he originally was counting on his money stash, but forgot where it was. In the process we found mine of $100, and his of $236 so its all good.
Youll never guess where his was...
In our freezer in a coffee can.
a) You won't have to worry about losing it or it getting stolen.
b) It'll be gaining something.
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- exploding.monkey
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