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Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 30 Apr 2010 17:31
by gung-hoeddie
he could only save money selling on here, although the way Red shadows are selling at the moment on bids he could probably make enough money to retire.

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 30 Apr 2010 20:38
by Sundance
ah. there we go, my excellent dirt-cheap Kiwi was from him.

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 30 Apr 2010 22:07
by paul463
Sundance wrote:ah. there we go, my excellent dirt-cheap Kiwi was from him.
He buys the big bulk lots from ebay and often finds some surprises in them. Glad he was able to add to your collection Sundance.

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 30 Apr 2010 22:45
by Chopper
Sundance wrote:ah. there we go, my excellent dirt-cheap Kiwi was from him.
I AM NOT DIRT CHEAP. much.

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 30 Apr 2010 22:50
by The Baron
No. That's unfair to dirt.

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 30 Apr 2010 22:55
by Chopper
The Baron wrote:No. That's unfair to dirt.
Just cause I'm down under.......... sigh.

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 01 May 2010 14:55
by Monkfish
Back to the original topic, this has to be the best example yet:

quarrel & rfm mint in box

99p Buy It Now, but £90 postage within the UK. :shock:

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 01 May 2010 15:21
by Thundershot
:shock:
For that price it must be posted out in an exquisite, antique hand made mahogany box with the finest gold inlay filigree decoration & velvet lined interior...

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 01 May 2010 15:36
by paul463
Monkfish wrote:Back to the original topic, this has to be the best example yet:

quarrel & rfm mint in box

99p Buy It Now, but £90 postage within the UK. :shock:
Just sent him a question asking how it would be delivered for that princely sum!

Re: eBay the post office friend.

Posted: 01 May 2010 16:11
by SteveD
Find out where he lives - one of us surely could collect??