Not good, getting cold feet to sell these magazines...

[redrumloa]

Why..why.. why did I have to flip through them instead of just listing blindly?  :boohoo:

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[Tension]

lol what a nightmare!!

keep em!! keep em all!!!

[redrumloa]

@Tension

Here's my problem, every box I open is like Christmas. Not good when you are supposed to be selling the stuff..

I'll sleep on this.. I'm leaning towards keeping them.

[Crom00]

Gotta learn how to handle man... First rule of dealing...You can't binge on the merchandise!!!!

Sometimes this place is more like a support group...

May have to start an AA chapter... Amigans Anonymous! LOL!

[Tension]

More like {bleep}ing Amigans Unanimous.

[weirdami]

I say keep them and read them and then start a website where you can archive them for all to see and admire in a copyright safe environment. ;-)

[stefcep2]

There are some really good product reviews and especially tutorials to get the most out of your software, which i think a lot of people would get use out of if they were available on the net.  Even page scans would be good enough if the publisher's were ok with it.

[gertsy]

I got an 1982 APC in good nick(condition) with a review of the amazing NEW Commodore 64.  

Never give it up..

(o:

[HopperJF]

weirdami wrote:
I say keep them and read them and then start a website where you can archive them for all to see and admire in a copyright safe environment. ;-)

There is already a site here

[chiark]

Scan 'em all, as mentioned above, and put them on AMR

[redrumloa]

Crom00 wrote:
Gotta learn how to handle man... First rule of dealing...You can't binge on the merchandise!!!!
 

Yeah, I know.. Like a wino being made CEO of Big Daddy Liquor.

[redrumloa]

But wait.. There's more!!



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 :help:

[motorollin]

redrumloa wrote:
Like a wino being made CEO of Big Daddy Liquor.

You should put that in your sig ;-)

--
moto

[stefcep2]

HopperJF wrote:

weirdami wrote:
I say keep them and read them and then start a website where you can archive them for all to see and admire in a copyright safe environment. ;-)

There is already a site here

Yes whilst its very good, only selected pages are available, and usually just game reviews and hardware reviews, but only a few tutorials and not a complete set of tutorials. eg Scala tutorials in CU, Cinema 4d tutorials in AF, and even PPaint and Dpaint

[nine3o]

Red Wrote:
Why..why.. why did I have to flip through them instead of just listing blindly?

Keep 'em Red, I used to love opening up my box of Amiga mag's every so often and look at all the goodies and articles.  

I regret getting rid of mine...

If you have the space keep em, they are great reference material.  Not too many people are willing to pay the big $$$ for shipping.