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Re: Parts I wish TLC made
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 6 May 2003 23:24:29 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Matthew J. Chiles writes:
> But it wouldn't be acceptable to put a direct link to any auction (not
> even an AuctionBrick auction) in any other group except
> lugnet.market.auction.
I think it perfectly acceptable if it's a closed auction, which this one
happened to be :)
> You can at most only a link to the post
> announcing it in the lugnet.market.auction.
Although that is a good idea, I still say it was a closed auction which is
fine :)
> Naturally, you should never annouce ebay auctions anywhere in Lugnet,
> or even use ebay to sell your Lego, especially your custom Lego
> creations.
The only reason I would say no to selling your Lego on eBay, is if it's a
BrickLink price (at or above list price) 'cause you wont get much bids. Many
eBay sellers sell their lego at over 90% off! I've seen about 9 auctions for
6979 MISB that ended $20-$34 USD!!! Look at BrickLink, USED $38 - MISB $100
But it's only a tip...
> -Matt Chiles :)
Hi. :)
> :)
Minifig smiley!!! :)
> :)
Another minifig smiley!!! :)
> Matt Chiles
Hi again. :)
Matt C.
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| From how I understand auctions and their acceptance here (based on recent converstations with Larry P) it would be permissible to post something like this here in lugnet.trains: "I just invented a cool switch, here are the pics, bla, bla, bla... I (...) (22 years ago, 5-May-03, to lugnet.trains)
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