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Post by Simulad on Apr 3, 2004 0:40:29 GMT 2
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Nelsonlry
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Ever the passionate game&watch upstart : >
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Post by Nelsonlry on Apr 3, 2004 9:46:45 GMT 2
That's honest of him
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Post by shankly on Apr 3, 2004 13:19:23 GMT 2
The silly sod has just gotta know that this will rub people the wrong way. As vast as Ebay has become, it's also become a rather picky buyers market. His games will probably get some bids, but probably won't reach his selling expectations.
Shankly
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Post by shankly on Apr 3, 2004 13:21:33 GMT 2
sorry, let me say that my above poesting is in response to an earlier posting of Saners regarding the "Bait" auction seller.
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Post by jonwiththewind on Apr 16, 2004 23:24:35 GMT 2
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Post by foxterrier2000 on Apr 18, 2004 11:55:19 GMT 2
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Post by foxterrier2000 on Apr 22, 2004 12:43:03 GMT 2
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Post by mpanayiotakis on Apr 24, 2004 14:12:40 GMT 2
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Post by sAner on Apr 24, 2004 17:51:50 GMT 2
Hey Mike,
I guess he just means --> complete as in complete with s/n, b/c, instruction booklet, styrofoam and box. I can't really blame him. He doesn't say it's nib.
sAner
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Post by badoshin on Apr 24, 2004 21:03:54 GMT 2
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Post by mpanayiotakis on Apr 25, 2004 1:55:23 GMT 2
I guess he just means --> complete as in complete with s/n, b/c, instruction booklet, styrofoam and box. "Complete" in my book means "everything is included" - let me check my english dictionary.. yeap, it says the same thing. There are no leaflets or battery stickers and no plastic bag (let alone batteries). NIB means that the game is like new (mint item and stuff) and complete. "Complete" by itself means that everything is there but condition may vary. That's how every sane person would interpret "complete" I think.. Michael
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Post by sAner on Apr 25, 2004 9:58:33 GMT 2
At Mike: Well, my nick is sAner (pretty close to "sane") and I don't interpret this seller's "complete" that way ... Hahaha! Of course I understand what you mean and you're probably right. I just think you can't blame people (if they aren't hardcore collectors like yourself) to describe an item as "complete" when it's actually not really as complete as you like it. After all; the most important things are there and that's probably why the seller described this item as complete. A lot of sellers probably don't even know about such things as babystickers, etc. Well, who cares anyway? At Badoshin: Hmmmm .... this sticker seems to be take off another game and glued to the back of this Juggler indeed. Anyway, it IS a serialsticker from A Juggler in my opinion. He probably took it off a non working Juggler? sAner
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Post by mpanayiotakis on Apr 25, 2004 14:32:03 GMT 2
I just think you can't blame people (if they aren't hardcore collectors like yourself) to describe an item as "complete" when it's actually not really as complete as you like it. Pieter, adol is an old collector - I've seen him trading g&w games in the past. And he knows for sure what these boxes contain because he has sold a lot of games in the past.. The word "complete" can only mean one thing and that's not what "I like" it to be, it's what it should be. Michael
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Post by QJ on Apr 25, 2004 16:11:20 GMT 2
I agree with Mike, "complete" is everything including the how to play Slip, baby stickers, original plastic bag, warning/caution slips etc., There is no excuse for misrepresentation from an establish G&W colletor or regular seller IMHO.
Also, I disagree sAner about the MTJ serial sticker, in my view I believe it is diffinitely not original "35" serials belong to multiscreens, and more than likely it's been taken from a DM-53, GH-54 or JR55. Mario The Juggler serials are easy to spot since they're were so few made, all I've seen are between "249xxxxx" to "251xxxxx".
QJ
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Post by pulse8 on Apr 25, 2004 16:47:34 GMT 2
I guess you could use the battery cover if you needed one, and have a play of the game occasionally, but I wouldn't be proud to display this fraud. You could always peel the serial off a put it on a multiscreen that needed one huh? ;D pulse8
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