100s of pieces of Amiga gear at eBay

[EgillSkallagrimsson]

Sorry to everyone for not giving you more info about the auction.  Yes, I am located in Lee's Summit, Missouri in the U.S.; and I am putting things up very randomly as I have been testing, weighing, measuring and trying to write accurate descriptions; and teaching summer school.  I’m also a pretty random person at times.

During this process I am learning a lot about shipping.  The main lesson I learned is that it can be very expensive to ship internationally.  I know there are more Amiga users worldwide than here in the U.S.; and I’d like to see the gear go to someone who will take care of it.  My main concern is that I want to make sure it gets to the buyer and we both don’t waste time and money in the process.  After talking to some shipping offices and listening to their horror stories, I want to be able to ship the items with insurance and this seems to be the problem with most larger items (in boxes over a pound).   I could use some advice on international shipping because I’m sure many of you out there have experience.  So, any suggestions would be appreciated.

I appreciate J-Golden posting the link to the items I have up for auction.  I have quite a few add-on cards for the A2000 that I’ll post this weekend and I should be finished by Sunday night.  If you have any questions or answers, I’ll check here for the next few nights.  Thanks!

I sent you a question about one of the A2000 mobos on ebay.

[EgillSkallagrimsson]

Thanks mousehouse! I'll check again at USPS. I was looking over the customs forms the other day and they don't look to bad.  As I said before, my main concern is the items getting there OK and nobody losing out. BTW; I started posting some of my cards tonight if anyone is interested.  More going up the rest of the weekend.  It might take me till Monday or Tuesday to list it as I'm having trouble locating boxes that a Zorro II card will fit in and isn't huge.

You can order free boxes from the USPS website, too.