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Old 19-08-2005, 11:45   #4
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Re: What should be a fair asking price?

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Originally Posted by Chris W
Most boot fairs that i've been to don't allow you to sell electronic equipment....

You might be better selling on ebay as you will hit a wider audience and they'll be more antique gaming machine enthusiasts!
?? Really? I've only ever been to two boot sales, but I never knew that there were rules on what you could/couldn't sell...
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