When you are about to buy something look at the following.
1.Make sure you read what your buying before you place a bid or do a buy it now.
(You would not believe how many times I and lots of other people I know place a bid on something before reading it fully and then finding out they bought something different then they thought or didn’t get something in the package like a remote to a dvd recorder just because you place a bid at the end with out reading because it was so cheap you couldn’t believe it and you couldn’t wait to read about it at the end of the auction)
2.When you are about to buy something see if the person has sold something like your looking to buy before.
(If the person has sold stuff like it before and the people who bought it are happy you should be good to buy it.But if you buy it from some one who has wronged people in that kind of thing then it would be a better idea not to buy it.And some times it is better to buy from a privet person compared to a store or a business on eBay because they are trying to get rid of something that they don’t want or need to get money so they will try to be totally truthful in what they are selling because they do not want to have returns.But the others want to sell they do not care as much as a privet person selling)
3.What kind of item is it
(Some times you can get stuff really cheap but watch out if its from China or some where out side of the U.S. If you are not the kind of person that cares if it is name brand then some times those Chinese sellers are the way to go. But some times the stuff is really cheap and you get what you pay for. Personally I prefer to buy in U.S. only)

So if you follow these steps you should be able to get something that you want and it to be in great.shape working in all and not have to go threw the hassle of sending something back

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Climax, Colorado 80429

Hooker, Oklahoma 73945

French Lick, Indiana 47432

Rough And Ready, California 95975

Gay Head, Massachusetts 02535

Virginville, Pennsylvania 19564

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Hi,

I’ve been collecting these movies for a few years. They are film, usually 8mm, but also come in 16mm. There are several sizes and styles availables, some with colour or with just B&W (black and white).

Many sellers aren’t aware of it, but there are 2 basic sizes, the 3inch and 5 inch reels. The smaller is called the “HEADLINE” version.

I’ve been collecting catalogs for awhile, and in time I’ll be posting a numbered guide that reflects the catalogs.

Any information that you have, or need to know feel free to email me through eBay.

Thanks

Tom Bates

What i hate is when i see auctions like this one: eBay # 300039749875. This guys is shipping from OREGON and charges $50.00 for shipping. He sells a Hakama and Keikogi set for $9.99. Which means he only pays eBay Final Value Fees for the $9.99. Meanwhile, honest sellers who charge higher auction starting prices get less exposure and pay more fees because we charge the ACTUAL shipping price, instead of figuring our inventory costs into the shipping. This has irked me for awhile, and i just needed to vent. IF YOU SEE AN AUCTION LIKE THIS, THEN REPORT IT OR POST IT IN THE GUIDES!!! THIS IS WRONG AND IT HURTS THE HONEST EBAY SELLERS!

even if you’re not a star trek tv series fan this collection is worth seeing once… and then just sell it on … not really worth keeping.. unless you have a few kids or relatives that may be interested in seeing it.