huge sharp GF-777-e on ebay.com
soundboy - 2013-02-15 21:12
item # 200893111645
i though someone may be intrested
seller in uk
no bidds
16 hrs left on auction
ebay.com under "huge sharp gf-777-E
ao - 2013-02-15 22:40
Nah, looks like a normal sized 777 to me.
Can we keep posts like this in the eBay section, ta
northerner - 2013-02-16 01:01
radio.raheem - 2013-02-16 01:07
Look at the chrome rot....what a mess....and way to expensive
mtbed - 2013-02-16 13:22
I actually live near this seller, I contacted him regarding the unit but he never got back to me. Makes me wary when he won't oblige to a viewing.
Plus double what it's worth at least.
northerner - 2013-02-16 13:25
soundboy - 2013-02-16 18:05
bods1 - 2013-03-15 07:12
If it was so over priced
How come this sold for the price then http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SHARP-GF777Z-GHETTOBLASTER-IN-TOP-WORKING-ORDER-BUT-HAS-THE-USUAL-USAGE-MARKS-/281069733691?pt=UK_CE_Portable_Audio_Portable_Stereos_ET&hash=item41710fc73b&nma=true&si=tdOa4WO%252BGBK0reE3WTQeHUeW74g%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
Would sooner have a genuine, perfectly working 777E UK spec one than the crap 777Z thats common as mud with some dodgey black power switch fitted.
Yes it was mine and I am not desperate to sell it, quite happy to keep one that the Subs work in uniform unlike many. Not much point someone viewing that doesn't want to pay the asking price either, just a waste of my time.
It has been stripped and fully cleaned, the tape decks fully serviced and play, rw, fw and record perfect
Most for sale on ebay always claim to work, yet I have never bought a single one that was what I would call good working order, everyone has needed repairing
mtbed - 2013-03-15 07:46
This is hilarious, I quote! "Not much point someone viewing that doesn't want to pay the asking price either, just a waste of my time."
1. How did you know I wasn't willing to pay the asking price.
2. Would you expect someone to hand out £500 without seeing the item especially when I live so near.
3. You did me a favour as I picked up a mint condition one for £320
So the lesson here is if you want to sell something, Reply with intent to sell and you may reach your high asking price. Thus not needing to come back onto a forum to try and justify you asking price.
I certainly know if i was selling a box and wanted £500, If someone contacted me to view it I wouldn't have had any reason not to be available for a viewing. But the main point is you didn't want just £500 that was just the starting bid! Hence why you weren't fourthcoming on a veiwing. If it's such a perfect box.
Easier to paint a switch silver than fix chrome rot!
claret.badger - 2013-03-15 09:24
I saw a brilliant quote somewhere in regard eBay Buy it Now prices
"Buy-It-Now prices are usually just pipe dreams by the seller, but if you see what you want at the right price, buy it now because it can go away even as you're clicking on it.
If a Buy-It-Now listing is more than a day old, it's priced too high."
stereo.mad - 2013-03-15 10:33
dogtemple - 2013-03-15 12:35
its true in the instance of some kinds of buy now auctions but not most.