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Offline Acill

Re: Ever sold something and wish you didnt?
« on: September 17, 2004, 05:08:12 PM »
My A3000 was a mistake to sell. Watching it get pulled apart and sold part by art on ebay was the worst thing I ever had to go through.
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Offline Acill

Re: Ever sold something and wish you didnt?
« Reply #1 on: September 17, 2004, 06:24:41 PM »
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x56h34 wrote:
@Acill:

I saved the manuals. :-)


I still have an A3000+ so I am not to sad about it. Still sucked watching the original one I had get parted out. Its just in a stock case and I paid way to much for it. No Amber circuits in those, so I cant use it since I dont have a RGB monitor.
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Offline Acill

Re: Ever sold something and wish you didnt?
« Reply #2 on: September 18, 2004, 06:56:09 AM »
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x56h34 wrote:
Why don't you eBay the A3000+. Just imagine how much $$$ it could land. Did you by any chance buy it from SoftHut?

Do you use your A1200? It's a great system if you ever feel the need to return to the custom chipset feel.


Yup I got that one from Software Hut. and I never got the A1200. The deal fell through I guess. The seller never got back to me. The A3000+ is here to stay, I will never sell it.
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