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Created by Sailhack > 9 months ago, 17 Jul 2010
Sailhack

Sailhack

VIC, 5000 posts
17 Jul 2010 11:55AM
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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/windsurfer-board-sail-boom-and-more-/320558476696?cmd=ViewItem&pt=AU_Sport_Surfing&hash=item4aa2c62d98

pierrec45

pierrec45

NSW, 2005 posts
17 Jul 2010 12:45PM
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Funny. Is that an early Bambora ?

Bondalucci

Bondalucci

VIC, 1580 posts
17 Jul 2010 2:01PM
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That's going straight to the Pool Room.

colinwill78

colinwill78

VIC, 1395 posts
17 Jul 2010 4:44PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Gorrila-13-Peter-Lynn-/290454183582?cmd=ViewItem&pt=AU_Sport_Surfing&hash=item43a06b1e9e

did one of you do this
not so much a ebargain as a great read. Czech out the description (pun intended)

DavMen

DavMen

NSW, 1510 posts
17 Jul 2010 4:50PM
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Bondalucci said...

That's going straight to the Pool Room.


Tell'em the're dreaming!

lungs

lungs

QLD, 492 posts
17 Jul 2010 5:41PM
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is it possible to warn unsuspecting buyers, via a question to seller which is worded to effectively say the board is crap for the price, maybee the seller got the decimal place wrong. we don't want new sailors scared off by buying crap gear at over inflated prices, or can sellers/moderators of ebay remove the question.

colinwill78

colinwill78

VIC, 1395 posts
17 Jul 2010 11:21PM
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lungs said...

is it possible to warn unsuspecting buyers, via a question to seller which is worded to effectively say the board is crap for the price, maybee the seller got the decimal place wrong. we don't want new sailors scared off by buying crap gear at over inflated prices, or can sellers/moderators of ebay remove the question.


I like the thought behind this, but the seller chooses wether or not to publish the question and answer on ebay.

Should have a regular thread like this to make a big list of them bargains.
I regularly post em up if they give me a laugh, like this one.

This one below is almost the kiting equivalent of the original post.
2002...$800 LOL .... the harness might be worth $100


Wet Willy

Wet Willy

TAS, 2317 posts
19 Jul 2010 4:30PM
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Sailhack said...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/windsurfer-board-sail-boom-and-more-/320558476696?cmd=ViewItem&pt=AU_Sport_Surfing&hash=item4aa2c62d98




Jeez, it's not even a groovy old longboard with a daggerboard and 36 footstraps!

Bondalucci

Bondalucci

VIC, 1580 posts
22 Jul 2010 8:48PM
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OMG Check this baby out from one of our fellow board sports!

(the price maybe about right, but how's the description vs the picture....)

be sure to scroll down.


http://cgi.ebay.com.au/SIMS-ATV-160-snowboard-and-bindings-/110561276419?cmd=ViewItem&pt=AU_Skiing_Snowboarding&hash=item19bdf73203#ht_1340wt_1139

Loving the small "professional repair", not to mention the bindings

pierrec45

pierrec45

NSW, 2005 posts
22 Jul 2010 10:25PM
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lungs said...

is it possible to warn unsuspecting buyers, via a question to seller which is worded to effectively say the board is crap for the price, maybee the seller got the decimal place wrong. we don't want new sailors scared off by buying crap gear at over inflated prices, or can sellers/moderators of ebay remove the question.

I like the idea, but impractical. I think the same regarding the asked price for many ads with more modern equipment. I would be posting, like, a lot.

I also have a problem with some modern combos and bits sold, and the conditions they're sold in sometimes.

In the end the buyer is responsible for his/her buy.


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