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JoeFriday

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how many times are you searching through 'that auction site' and see a familiar name from here as the high bidder? I just ran across one of furcafe's future purchases, and it's not the first time I've seen one of our own
 
I've bought stuff from BJ Bignell & Dan Iggers before we met on RFF.
 
Yep, I have several things from RFF members whom I realized after bidding. Also got spanked on a bid by someone from here. Hehehehe.

Best Regards,

Bill Mattocks
 
Sheesh, you (sellers) should avoid ebay altogether. Just place a listing here, someone's sure to grab it 🙂
Avoids the listing fees, too 🙂

Denis
 
JoeFriday said:
how many times are you searching through 'that auction site' and see a familiar name from here as the high bidder? I just ran across one of furcafe's future purchases, and it's not the first time I've seen one of our own

furcafe beats me to all the good stuff.

We obviously have similar tastes.
 
furcafe said:
I low-ball bid on a lot of stuff to get around the 'Bay's 100-item "watch" limit, but I rarely win the really, really good stuff.

Oh, so you're the one! I get crazy when I see those .99 cent bids that wipe out a reasonable BIN. Argh!

Just kidding - I can't bid on anything anymore anyway.

Best Regards,

Bill Mattocks
 
I have seen familiar faces bid as well; and will put up a cease-fire. Another forum that I joined is for antique digital cameras. I think there are 8 of us on the planet that have an interest in old digital cameras. You recognise the people pretty fast when a "Fujix DS-505" 1.3MPixel camera actually gets a bid!
 
D2: That was a great price!

Bill, Nina and I can visit some of our old digital stuff in the Smithsonian! She worked on the Gamma Ray Observatory and I worked on Digital IR sensors over 20 years ago. The computers had banks of blinking lights! I miss those. My first Digital Kodak was over $16K for 1.6MPixels in 1992.
 
Brian Sweeney said:
D2: That was a great price!

Bill, Nina and I can visit some of our old digital stuff in the Smithsonian! She worked on the Gamma Ray Observatory and I worked on Digital IR sensors over 20 years ago. The computers had banks of blinking lights! I miss those.

Thanks Brian. Credit where credit is due: I am grateful to a fellow RFF member for passing this along about two hours before it closed. But what am I going to do with another IIa???

Have a great Fourth of July to those that celebrate it, and a great weekend to everyone else! 🙂
 
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Brian Sweeney said:
I have seen familiar faces bid as well; and will put up a cease-fire. Another forum that I joined is for antique digital cameras. I think there are 8 of us on the planet that have an interest in old digital cameras. You recognise the people pretty fast when a "Fujix DS-505" 1.3MPixel camera actually gets a bid!

LOL !

That said, it would help if my DCS would finally arrive ! :bang: 😛
 
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