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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: rednova on December 11, 2013, 11:42:31 PM
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Dear Friends:
Every once in a while, I have an amiga program (legit)to give away for free.
How can I make sure The recipient is an amiga user who will use the software
and not a reseller who will sell it away ?
please help me !!!
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You can give them all to me! :banana::banana::banana::pint::pint:
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Threaten to cut the floppy in half, then who ever throws themself upon the floppy in an attempt to preserve it, is the one who you must choose.
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hehe guys...very funny :)
But seriously, can anyone help me with the question ?
thanks !!!
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You can give them all to me! :banana::banana::banana::pint::pint:
And me too! Actually I've never sold any Amiga software on eBay, or anywhere else for that matter... I like and use my Miggy stuff! :)
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Make them cut themselves on an Amiga RF shield and swear a blood oath
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Make them cut themselves on an Amiga RF shield and swear a blood oath
Hey Mag... been there, done that and did swear! :shocked:
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As have I. Can't saw a swore a pledge neccessarily, but I did at least swear. :)
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Here is a thought, mind you this might start flame wars, but that's just more fun for the rest of us.
You could have the community vouch for the said recipient of your software. I think most of us still fairly active are familiar with one another's user, collector, and selling habits.
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This is a hard one. Unless you can read minds, I don't have an idea. Unless it is some one you know (hard to know everyone) or see if they sell stuff (serch their posts).
I try to take people at their word though. Someone gave me a beautiful A1000 with all sorts of add ons - with the promise I would not sell it. That was about 8 years ago, and I still have all the stuff (and still use it!)
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Oh sure, trust, honor, and respect for one another is all good and well, but it doesn't insite flame wars. Freaking boring. We need some holiday action around here!
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Mobile is in Alabama, so how do we know you are real?
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Knowledge test. Resellers only have a vague knowledge of Amiga. They usually refer to it as vintage 1990 collector item etc.
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Knowledge test. Resellers only have a vague knowledge of Amiga. They usually refer to it as vintage 1990 collector item etc.
Good point! Describing something as "rare" or "vintage". Also they rarely provide anything more than cursory information or photos, and over-price the heck out of things, like this clown:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Vintage-Commodore-Amiga-2000-HD-With-Keyboard-Monitor-Working-/261246855270
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Write "NOT TO BE SOLD ON EBAY" with a big fat sharpie felt tip marker all over the box cover and disks.