Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

I'm fairly sure I bought a ROM from one of the two person you refer to
as Mr. Markup.
As a buyer from Canada, I want to point out that in my case there is a
peace-of-mind factor here with regards to dealing with a power seller
who knows all the detail of shipping, taxes, who can have the
transaction done through Visa and who knows the merchandise well and
has more than one in stock in case it's broken.  I don't mind paying an
extra 40$ for this instead of dealing with individuals who are less
experienced with this.  In fact, I do not consider buying at all from a
seller without a large sales history. 

--- steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...> wrote:

> Although I haven't tracked E-Mu on e-bay in months, I seem to recall 
> that Mr. Markup would buy the Expedition ROM from the mid to low
> $200s 
> (and below) and list it for a $295 Buy-it-now price with a starting 
> price of around $285 (or perhaps it was a starting price of $295?)
> 
> If his buying and markup strategy (and the market) is still the same,
> 
> you lucked out with the $266. I am curious to know what the starting 
> bid the bidding history were. If it started out below $200/225, that 
> would be good to know for potential buyers and sellers.
> 
> --Steve
> 
> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Lightfinger" <Lightfinger@...> wrote:
> >
> >    I bought a World Expedition ROM this week on eBay for $266 with 
> shipping and I am happy. An auction going on at the same time wanted 
> $309.
> >    Oh, and I pray all the time. Good luck!
> > 
> >     Peace, Lightfinger
> > 
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]


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