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World Expedition ROM Bidding History

World Expedition ROM Bidding History

2006-11-16 by Lightfinger

The starting price for the World Expedition ROM was $100. This was the ROM only - no packaging. After a civil bidding war with 2 others, the seller offered to end the auction a few hours early and sell it to me for $266 because of my perfect feedback score. The seller was 'subabou' from Canada. They were courteous and professional and mailed it the next day.
 
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Re: World Expedition ROM Bidding History

2006-11-17 by steve_the_composer

I am surprised that Mr. Markup didn't try to scoop it up since it 
started so low. Who knows, maybe he did and maybe the seller knew it 
and chose to end it early to sell to you instead. (I presume you are 
not Mr. Markup.) 

In any case, enjoy the ROM; I've only heard wonderful things about it!!

--Steve 
 
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Lightfinger <Lightfinger@...> wrote:
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>  
>    The starting price for the World Expedition ROM was $100. This was 
the ROM only - no packaging. After a civil bidding war with 2 others, 
the seller offered to end the auction a few hours early and sell it to 
me for $266 because of my perfect feedback score. The seller 
was 'subabou' from Canada. They were courteous and professional and 
mailed it the next day.

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