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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by ricosg11 on Oct 6, 2008 19:49:14 GMT 1, HAHA nice to put it in context.
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« Reply #32 on Jul 24, 2008, 7:02pm »
HAHA nice to put it in context.
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« Reply #32 on Jul 24, 2008, 7:02pm »
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by covertshadowops on Oct 6, 2008 19:56:48 GMT 1, well, i was not putting the seller down i can see he has a great rating. i was merely saying the 'possiblity'.
good luck to you ricosg11.... hats off in fact for going to ebay. i am not hating. just strange to see no one take his offer then at $6400.
well, i might put my watercolour on ebay then after this.
well, i was not putting the seller down i can see he has a great rating. i was merely saying the 'possiblity'.
good luck to you ricosg11.... hats off in fact for going to ebay. i am not hating. just strange to see no one take his offer then at $6400.
well, i might put my watercolour on ebay then after this.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by guest2 on Oct 6, 2008 20:17:56 GMT 1, If anyone still doubts my integrity, please take a tour of my home 
if you ever sell this swoon, give me 1st refusals. It's a cracker 
If anyone still doubts my integrity, please take a tour of my home if you ever sell this swoon, give me 1st refusals. It's a cracker |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by weeble on Oct 6, 2008 20:18:34 GMT 1, woah i love that long swoon piece rico - where did you pick that one up? looks stunning framed up. never really wanted a swoon piece before but now you got me thinking..... damn you!
woah i love that long swoon piece rico - where did you pick that one up? looks stunning framed up. never really wanted a swoon piece before but now you got me thinking..... damn you! |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by ricosg11 on Oct 6, 2008 20:22:12 GMT 1, Thanks Frankie, but that holds such a special place for me. Forged my first gallery relationship where they took a chance selling to me, and it was my first serious art purchase, and not to mention it is a very fine example (err the best)... Its been quite a journey since I first met "Helena". She taught me the difference between owning art and LIVING with it. After all this time she still gets a good looking over everytime I return home.
Thanks Frankie, but that holds such a special place for me. Forged my first gallery relationship where they took a chance selling to me, and it was my first serious art purchase, and not to mention it is a very fine example (err the best)... Its been quite a journey since I first met "Helena". She taught me the difference between owning art and LIVING with it. After all this time she still gets a good looking over everytime I return home.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by rkitek on Oct 6, 2008 20:42:59 GMT 1, Rico, thanks for the tour of the art in your home. Love both your Swoons and I really don't think you have to justify yourself and your selling of the Parla print to anyone. I always find it interesting when new people jump onto the forum to question the integrity of others when they know absolutely nothing about them -- particularly a long term member of the forum such as yourself.
Rico, thanks for the tour of the art in your home. Love both your Swoons and I really don't think you have to justify yourself and your selling of the Parla print to anyone. I always find it interesting when new people jump onto the forum to question the integrity of others when they know absolutely nothing about them -- particularly a long term member of the forum such as yourself.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by mammal2 on Oct 6, 2008 20:53:58 GMT 1, Love the prints on ebay. I wonder if he will ever produce another print, as originals are scary money. I think 3k plus may end up being a steal for someone after Elms.
Love the prints on ebay. I wonder if he will ever produce another print, as originals are scary money. I think 3k plus may end up being a steal for someone after Elms.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by stjohn on Oct 6, 2008 21:02:50 GMT 1, Nailed at GBP3100
Nailed at GBP3100
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by ricosg11 on Oct 6, 2008 21:05:46 GMT 1, Thanks to everyone who had my back and thank you to anyone who bid on my item.
Thanks to everyone who had my back and thank you to anyone who bid on my item.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by stjohn on Oct 6, 2008 21:08:59 GMT 1, So, what does that make the Memory Document print worth? Bigger, but maybe not as nice.
So, what does that make the Memory Document print worth? Bigger, but maybe not as nice.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by ricosg11 on Oct 6, 2008 21:10:13 GMT 1, I prefer the one I just sold by a mile over the memory document print.
I prefer the one I just sold by a mile over the memory document print.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by dankster on Oct 6, 2008 21:11:36 GMT 1, awesome photos of your art! i wonder what talented photographer took them?
awesome photos of your art! i wonder what talented photographer took them?
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by skanky on Oct 6, 2008 21:18:10 GMT 1, Good Result Rico, I agree you didnt have to justify yourself to that shit .
Good Result Rico, I agree you didnt have to justify yourself to that shit .
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by Heavyconsumer on Oct 6, 2008 21:20:29 GMT 1, I prefer the one I just sold by a mile over the memory document print.
I agree certainly go along with that. I'd love a Pirate Alphabet (any of them, they're all nice), but the Memory Document print did very little for me. TBH, I did think about the latter at the time when there were still a couple at source, but I just didn't like it enough.
I'm pleased you got a good price for the print anyway, even though it did make a mockery of my earlier poast! Still it's nice to have my good taste reaffirmed by someone's wallet, even if my opinion on value hasn't held up very well!
I prefer the one I just sold by a mile over the memory document print. I agree certainly go along with that. I'd love a Pirate Alphabet (any of them, they're all nice), but the Memory Document print did very little for me. TBH, I did think about the latter at the time when there were still a couple at source, but I just didn't like it enough. I'm pleased you got a good price for the print anyway, even though it did make a mockery of my earlier poast! Still it's nice to have my good taste reaffirmed by someone's wallet, even if my opinion on value hasn't held up very well! |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by Heavyconsumer on Oct 6, 2008 21:26:23 GMT 1, good luck to you ricosg11.... hats off in fact for going to ebay. i am not hating. just strange to see no one take his offer then at $6400.
$6400 = £3666
The winning bidder just paid over GBP£500 less than that price, so that's a pretty good reason right there, no?
good luck to you ricosg11.... hats off in fact for going to ebay. i am not hating. just strange to see no one take his offer then at $6400. $6400 = £3666 The winning bidder just paid over GBP£500 less than that price, so that's a pretty good reason right there, no? |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by thomyorke on Oct 6, 2008 22:05:37 GMT 1, Totally shilled up. I hope the winner does not feel too burned. Nice print though. Rico seems like a straight shooter. He only sells art that he can make a very large profit on. I mean look around his apartment, he must have at least 10 pieces of art there. He is a REAL collector.
There is nothing wrong with selling art ,but I not so sure I see the difference here. I think you should curb your putting down other people for selling art. You have just done so yourself. That other dude was just trying to do the same thing and at least hundreds of dollars went to charity. What charity are you donating some of your profits to?
HAHA nice to put it in context.
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« Reply #32 on Jul 24, 2008, 7:02pm »
Totally shilled up. I hope the winner does not feel too burned. Nice print though. Rico seems like a straight shooter. He only sells art that he can make a very large profit on. I mean look around his apartment, he must have at least 10 pieces of art there. He is a REAL collector.
There is nothing wrong with selling art ,but I not so sure I see the difference here. I think you should curb your putting down other people for selling art. You have just done so yourself. That other dude was just trying to do the same thing and at least hundreds of dollars went to charity. What charity are you donating some of your profits to?
HAHA nice to put it in context.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by bonesy on Oct 6, 2008 22:24:28 GMT 1, Props Rico, youre .99 risk paid off.
I had a zero feedback buyer from Hong Kong purchase a $7900 Murakami item off me and it all worked out. I understand being suspicious of zero feedback buyers but I also understand that some high end buyers dont have the time to rummage through ebay on a daily basis and thus have little, if any, feedback.
Props Rico, youre .99 risk paid off.
I had a zero feedback buyer from Hong Kong purchase a $7900 Murakami item off me and it all worked out. I understand being suspicious of zero feedback buyers but I also understand that some high end buyers dont have the time to rummage through ebay on a daily basis and thus have little, if any, feedback.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by andyctree on Oct 6, 2008 22:26:08 GMT 1, Totally shilled up. I hope the winner does not feel too burned. Nice print though. Rico seems like a straight shooter. He only sells art that he can make a very large profit on. I mean look around his apartment, he must have at least 10 pieces of art there. He is a REAL collector. There is nothing wrong with selling art ,but I not so sure I see the difference here. I think you should curb your putting down other people for selling art. You have just done so yourself. That other dude was just trying to do the same thing and at least hundreds of dollars went to charity. What charity are you donating some of your profits to? HAHA nice to put it in context. ricosg11 6 Star Member ****** member is online [send pm] Joined: Nov 2006 Gender: Male Posts: 1,335/1.94 per day Re: swoon a/p possibly for sale/swap « Reply #32 on Jul 24, 2008, 7:02pm » I think the reason people were upset was because he bought the charity print and tried to flip it the next day. He obviously didn't buy it for the art or the charity, but to solely make a profit. And to me intention does matter. If you donate to charity solely for tax right-offs, then it isn't right. Doing things for others with the sole intention of benefiting your pocket is not the same as contributing to a cause with no benefit to yourself.
Totally shilled up. I hope the winner does not feel too burned. Nice print though. Rico seems like a straight shooter. He only sells art that he can make a very large profit on. I mean look around his apartment, he must have at least 10 pieces of art there. He is a REAL collector. There is nothing wrong with selling art ,but I not so sure I see the difference here. I think you should curb your putting down other people for selling art. You have just done so yourself. That other dude was just trying to do the same thing and at least hundreds of dollars went to charity. What charity are you donating some of your profits to? HAHA nice to put it in context. ricosg11 6 Star Member ****** member is online [send pm] Joined: Nov 2006 Gender: Male Posts: 1,335/1.94 per day Re: swoon a/p possibly for sale/swap « Reply #32 on Jul 24, 2008, 7:02pm » I think the reason people were upset was because he bought the charity print and tried to flip it the next day. He obviously didn't buy it for the art or the charity, but to solely make a profit. And to me intention does matter. If you donate to charity solely for tax right-offs, then it isn't right. Doing things for others with the sole intention of benefiting your pocket is not the same as contributing to a cause with no benefit to yourself. |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by jam on Oct 6, 2008 23:07:26 GMT 1, Props Rico, youre .99 risk paid off. I had a zero feedback buyer from Hong Kong purchase a $7900 Murakami item off me and it all worked out. I understand being suspicious of zero feedback buyers but I also understand that some high end buyers dont have the time to rummage through ebay on a daily basis and thus have little, if any, feedback.
I know a couple people who only use new accounts to buy no reserve stuff on ebay just to scare off potential buyers and help keep the bids low. People instantly (and wrongly) assume a new bidder ID means a shill, so there are buyers that use that to their advantage. I'd bet it would have went higher if all bidders would have had high f/b.
Props Rico, youre .99 risk paid off. I had a zero feedback buyer from Hong Kong purchase a $7900 Murakami item off me and it all worked out. I understand being suspicious of zero feedback buyers but I also understand that some high end buyers dont have the time to rummage through ebay on a daily basis and thus have little, if any, feedback. I know a couple people who only use new accounts to buy no reserve stuff on ebay just to scare off potential buyers and help keep the bids low. People instantly (and wrongly) assume a new bidder ID means a shill, so there are buyers that use that to their advantage. I'd bet it would have went higher if all bidders would have had high f/b. |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by RBK on Oct 6, 2008 23:15:31 GMT 1, That's interesting jam - I may have to start using that tactic!
That's interesting jam - I may have to start using that tactic!
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by covertshadowops on Oct 6, 2008 23:16:23 GMT 1, good luck to you ricosg11.... hats off in fact for going to ebay. i am not hating. just strange to see no one take his offer then at $6400. $6400 = £3666 The winning bidder just paid over GBP£500 less than that price, so that's a pretty good reason right there, no?
the winner is american and lives in new york, same as the seller. so i dont think he will be paying in uk pounds.
Bring on the next parla print. this one is history. next one should go for more, these have gone up in price, its been over an hour, and the are in demand as the availbility is 1 less now.
good luck to you ricosg11.... hats off in fact for going to ebay. i am not hating. just strange to see no one take his offer then at $6400. $6400 = £3666 The winning bidder just paid over GBP£500 less than that price, so that's a pretty good reason right there, no? the winner is american and lives in new york, same as the seller. so i dont think he will be paying in uk pounds. Bring on the next parla print. this one is history. next one should go for more, these have gone up in price, its been over an hour, and the are in demand as the availbility is 1 less now. |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by snausages on Oct 7, 2008 6:16:14 GMT 1,
Wasn't enough to 'show off' your collection once?
Actually that one is still in the pool really and even if the buyer is actually real and does come through that buyer could easily put it up for sale again. Especially after his CC bill comes in. And going up in price? If you look at the bid history, you'd know that if it weren't for the battle between two zero feedback bidders the print would have sold for £1140. So now that 'bidder 8' won't have to compete with 'timjohn' the next time one of these come up. I would reckon it would sell for about £1140 ...or less.
And I was impressed rico put it up for sale at 99 cents to start I'm pretty unimpressed with the bid history. This is fishy fishy fishy. I mean this is as suspicious as bidding can be on ebay.
I don't want to accuse anyone in particular and in this crazy world it could well be real ...but whether it's also possibly a seller putting in an artificial reserve or messing with peoples heads or other Parla fanatics pumping up the price because they own this print I'll never know.
But notice the mysterious bidder 8 and the zero feedback winner both put in their initial bids within about 20-30 minutes of each other. About enough time to set up an account. And if you click on the 'bidder 8' link on ebay you can figure out that 'bidder 8' has zero feedback as well 
offer.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBids&item=300262779806
timjohn212( 0 ) £3,100.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:22 BST
Bidder 8 £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:30:20 BST
timjohn212( 0 ) £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:13 BST
timjohn212( 0 ) £2,900.00 06-Oct-08 20:24:59 BST
timjohn212( 0 ) £2,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:08:42 BST
Bidder 8 £2,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:21:03 BST
Bidder 8 £2,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:13 BST
Bidder 8 £2,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:01 BST
Bidder 8 £2,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:22 BST
Bidder 8 £1,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:05 BST
Bidder 8 1,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:48 BST
Bidder 8 £1,600.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:37 BST
Bidder 8 £1,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:19 BST
Bidder 8 £1,400.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:09 BST
Bidder 8 £1,300.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:56 BST
Bidder 8 £1,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:40 BST
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Bidder 7 £1,125.10 30-Sep-08 19:32:46 BST
Bidder 8 £1,100.00 06-Oct-08 15:41:55 BST
Wasn't enough to 'show off' your collection once? Actually that one is still in the pool really and even if the buyer is actually real and does come through that buyer could easily put it up for sale again. Especially after his CC bill comes in. And going up in price? If you look at the bid history, you'd know that if it weren't for the battle between two zero feedback bidders the print would have sold for £1140. So now that 'bidder 8' won't have to compete with 'timjohn' the next time one of these come up. I would reckon it would sell for about £1140 ...or less. And I was impressed rico put it up for sale at 99 cents to start I'm pretty unimpressed with the bid history. This is fishy fishy fishy. I mean this is as suspicious as bidding can be on ebay. I don't want to accuse anyone in particular and in this crazy world it could well be real ...but whether it's also possibly a seller putting in an artificial reserve or messing with peoples heads or other Parla fanatics pumping up the price because they own this print I'll never know. But notice the mysterious bidder 8 and the zero feedback winner both put in their initial bids within about 20-30 minutes of each other. About enough time to set up an account. And if you click on the 'bidder 8' link on ebay you can figure out that 'bidder 8' has zero feedback as well offer.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBids&item=300262779806timjohn212( 0 ) £3,100.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:22 BST Bidder 8 £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:30:20 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:13 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £2,900.00 06-Oct-08 20:24:59 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £2,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:08:42 BST Bidder 8 £2,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:21:03 BST Bidder 8 £2,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:13 BST Bidder 8 £2,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:01 BST Bidder 8 £2,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:22 BST Bidder 8 £1,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:05 BST Bidder 8 1,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:48 BST Bidder 8 £1,600.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:37 BST Bidder 8 £1,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:19 BST Bidder 8 £1,400.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:09 BST Bidder 8 £1,300.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:56 BST Bidder 8 £1,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:40 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £1,140.00 06-Oct-08 16:08:16 BST Bidder 7 £1,125.10 30-Sep-08 19:32:46 BST Bidder 8 £1,100.00 06-Oct-08 15:41:55 BST |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by Guest on Oct 7, 2008 6:35:51 GMT 1, just wondering who bought the piece? somebody from the forum?
just wondering who bought the piece? somebody from the forum?
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by andyctree on Oct 7, 2008 12:29:13 GMT 1, Wasn't enough to 'show off' your collection once? Actually that one is still in the pool really and even if the buyer is actually real and does come through that buyer could easily put it up for sale again. Especially after his CC bill comes in. And going up in price? If you look at the bid history, you'd know that if it weren't for the battle between two zero feedback bidders the print would have sold for £1140. So now that 'bidder 8' won't have to compete with 'timjohn' the next time one of these come up. I would reckon it would sell for about £1140 ...or less. And I was impressed rico put it up for sale at 99 cents to start I'm pretty unimpressed with the bid history. This is fishy fishy fishy. I mean this is as suspicious as bidding can be on ebay. I don't want to accuse anyone in particular and in this crazy world it could well be real ...but whether it's also possibly a seller putting in an artificial reserve or messing with peoples heads or other Parla fanatics pumping up the price because they own this print I'll never know. But notice the mysterious bidder 8 and the zero feedback winner both put in their initial bids within about 20-30 minutes of each other. About enough time to set up an account. And if you click on the 'bidder 8' link on ebay you can figure out that 'bidder 8' has zero feedback as well offer.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBids&item=300262779806timjohn212( 0 ) £3,100.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:22 BST Bidder 8 £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:30:20 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:13 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £2,900.00 06-Oct-08 20:24:59 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £2,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:08:42 BST Bidder 8 £2,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:21:03 BST Bidder 8 £2,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:13 BST Bidder 8 £2,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:01 BST Bidder 8 £2,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:22 BST Bidder 8 £1,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:05 BST Bidder 8 1,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:48 BST Bidder 8 £1,600.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:37 BST Bidder 8 £1,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:19 BST Bidder 8 £1,400.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:09 BST Bidder 8 £1,300.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:56 BST Bidder 8 £1,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:40 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £1,140.00 06-Oct-08 16:08:16 BST Bidder 7 £1,125.10 30-Sep-08 19:32:46 BST Bidder 8 £1,100.00 06-Oct-08 15:41:55 BST
Did someone hire CSI over here? Do you have any DNA samples?
Wasn't enough to 'show off' your collection once? Actually that one is still in the pool really and even if the buyer is actually real and does come through that buyer could easily put it up for sale again. Especially after his CC bill comes in. And going up in price? If you look at the bid history, you'd know that if it weren't for the battle between two zero feedback bidders the print would have sold for £1140. So now that 'bidder 8' won't have to compete with 'timjohn' the next time one of these come up. I would reckon it would sell for about £1140 ...or less. And I was impressed rico put it up for sale at 99 cents to start I'm pretty unimpressed with the bid history. This is fishy fishy fishy. I mean this is as suspicious as bidding can be on ebay. I don't want to accuse anyone in particular and in this crazy world it could well be real ...but whether it's also possibly a seller putting in an artificial reserve or messing with peoples heads or other Parla fanatics pumping up the price because they own this print I'll never know. But notice the mysterious bidder 8 and the zero feedback winner both put in their initial bids within about 20-30 minutes of each other. About enough time to set up an account. And if you click on the 'bidder 8' link on ebay you can figure out that 'bidder 8' has zero feedback as well offer.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBids&item=300262779806timjohn212( 0 ) £3,100.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:22 BST Bidder 8 £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:30:20 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £3,000.00 06-Oct-08 20:25:13 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £2,900.00 06-Oct-08 20:24:59 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £2,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:08:42 BST Bidder 8 £2,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:21:03 BST Bidder 8 £2,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:13 BST Bidder 8 £2,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:20:01 BST Bidder 8 £2,000.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:22 BST Bidder 8 £1,800.00 06-Oct-08 16:19:05 BST Bidder 8 1,700.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:48 BST Bidder 8 £1,600.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:37 BST Bidder 8 £1,500.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:19 BST Bidder 8 £1,400.00 06-Oct-08 16:18:09 BST Bidder 8 £1,300.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:56 BST Bidder 8 £1,200.00 06-Oct-08 16:17:40 BST timjohn212( 0 ) £1,140.00 06-Oct-08 16:08:16 BST Bidder 7 £1,125.10 30-Sep-08 19:32:46 BST Bidder 8 £1,100.00 06-Oct-08 15:41:55 BST Did someone hire CSI over here? Do you have any DNA samples? |
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by ricosg11 on Oct 7, 2008 13:15:08 GMT 1, Just to clear up more of this unfounded bullshit you all like to spew. Bidder 8 had 100% positive feedback of 29 and has been a ebay member since 2003. THE ONLY ZERO FEEDBACK BIDDER WAS THE WINNER who has made contact and will be meeting in person.
Your not even a good dectective bro. Get a life.
Just to clear up more of this unfounded bullshit you all like to spew. Bidder 8 had 100% positive feedback of 29 and has been a ebay member since 2003. THE ONLY ZERO FEEDBACK BIDDER WAS THE WINNER who has made contact and will be meeting in person.
Your not even a good dectective bro. Get a life.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by BlackRatPress on Oct 7, 2008 13:35:31 GMT 1, i love your swoon risco - you are very lucky. its soo good.
i love your swoon risco - you are very lucky. its soo good.
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by pfffffffffft on Oct 7, 2008 13:38:48 GMT 1, Congrats on the sale Rico, not quite the 6400 USD you were looking for but still a fine showing!
Congrats on the sale Rico, not quite the 6400 USD you were looking for but still a fine showing!
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nattymatt
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by nattymatt on Oct 7, 2008 13:56:17 GMT 1, You lot are f**kin mad.....(actually only those questioning the bidding)
I bid all those "fishy" bids so i could see how far i had to go to win the item....Whoever i was in competition with obviously put a maximum bid of 2700 as as soon as i reached it i was the highest bidder.
I wasn't gonna pay over 3k so once my max had been put in...that wast end for me.
I want it ...but that was my limit ...
Some right Mulder and Scullys on here
And i have no idea what my rating is on ebay...
You lot are f**kin mad.....(actually only those questioning the bidding)
I bid all those "fishy" bids so i could see how far i had to go to win the item....Whoever i was in competition with obviously put a maximum bid of 2700 as as soon as i reached it i was the highest bidder.
I wasn't gonna pay over 3k so once my max had been put in...that wast end for me.
I want it ...but that was my limit ...
Some right Mulder and Scullys on here
And i have no idea what my rating is on ebay...
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nattymatt
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jose parla pirate alphabet #3, by nattymatt on Oct 7, 2008 14:13:58 GMT 1, also to that sausages bloke...thats what dictates the price of anything at auction.....how many people want it....
The best thing you can have as a seller is a few people who want it....
Don't they call that supply and demand?
also to that sausages bloke...thats what dictates the price of anything at auction.....how many people want it....
The best thing you can have as a seller is a few people who want it....
Don't they call that supply and demand?
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