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

I hope your planning to add at least $100 to your XL7, unless you have xtra roms in there and even then you still might have to fork over a benji at least.. The pX7 is highly sought after, I tried trading before and most wanted more, and my rom slots are maxxed out.  You can check out ebay.. I've seen people sell the shell and no rom before and that went for like $150 - $200 .. If I see something I will let you know..

Scott Solmonson <scosol@...> wrote:  Just so you all know- this whole discussion is far more annoying than "do 
you know the truth about islam?" and "does your woman laugh at your 
penises?"

...

Anyway, to make it on-topic- still lookin to trade my XL7 for a PX7, 
because that white is shit hot!

On Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:09:00 -0700, Shane wrote:

> Hmmm.. LET"S GET READY TO RUMBLE!!!!!!!
>
> steve_the_composer wrote: --- In 
> xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Bryant" 
wrote:
>
>> If you like to do research so much, look at when
>> I joined the group. That information is as readily available as
>> how many post I have made.
>
> Thanks for the tip. When I went to members, it says you joined
> September 9, 2007. Since that is two days AFTER the September 7, 2007
> post, I don't know what to think. Perhaps this reflects joining,
> then unjoining, then joining again. I'm not sure why someone would do
> this, though.
>
>> Just in case you are not familiar with how it works I will give you
>> a rundown.
>>
>> Spammer joins a group to see if it is moderated and places test
>> spam message. If the message is not deleted and gets a click thru,
>> it is considered to be a spamable group and is added to a list.
>>
>> The list is sold to other spammers. This creates a snowball effect.
>>
>> Over time spammers eventually overrun the group.
>>
>> This group is in the process right now.
>
> WOW! You know a whole lot more than me about how spammers operate.



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