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WTB: Miscellaneous Small Parts

PeterNY said:
Reese Sardines in Olive Oil, 4.375-Ounce Cans (Pack of 10: shrink wrapped)
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Well, this takes the prize for the strangest trade offer .. I just had to look it up. According to current prices at Amazon.com, this along is worth $19.48. There are 29 reviews, of which 16 were five star ..

Ok, back to reality. Cleaning out the kitchen is a bit unorthodox. Most of your audience here is going to be looking for more conventional, computer related items.
 
mbbrutman said:
Well, this takes the prize for the strangest trade offer .. I just had to look it up. According to current prices at Amazon.com, this along is worth $19.48. There are 29 reviews, of which 16 were five star ..

Ok, back to reality. Cleaning out the kitchen is a bit unorthodox. Most of your audience here is going to be looking for more conventional, computer related items.
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Sure: but you never know! The sardines are shrink wrapped and good to go. :D
 
PeterNY said:
What do I need:
3 power extension cables
2 power cables
1 floppy cable (I/O)
1 PS/2 mouse
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I like sardines, but REALLY?

Do you have a computer recycler anywhere near you? I'd be willing to bet that they'd GIVE YOU AC mains cables and floppy cables. I'd also suspect that they probably have boxes of PS/2 mice that would go begging for $1. With the exception of the CPU and the power brick, the rest of your list is uneconomical to ship.
 
dpatten said:
Do you have a computer recycler anywhere near you?
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Sure.

dpatten said:
I'd be willing to bet that they'd GIVE YOU AC mains cables and floppy cables.
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Here on Long Island, NY companies are generally extremely hesitant to give away stuff in the light of having to deal with people and in case of liability.

dpatten said:
I'd also suspect that they probably have boxes of PS/2 mice that would go begging for $1.
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I will visit the Goodwill Store: they usually have some stuff.

dpatten said:
With the exception of the CPU and the power brick, the rest of your list is uneconomical to ship.
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True, I guess.
 
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