synergy, as I posted in another thread a few moments ago, you are pressing the EBAY button a bit too hard. You are here among veteran Mac users and vintage computing enthusiasts. Your continued comments about "selling on EBAY" will only produce animosity toward you (or apathy) and reduce the willingness of others to offer you with help. We help each other here because we know that help will not end up in a for-profit deal on EBAY. You may not be an EBAY Shark, but how do we know this? Some of us may simply avoid talking to you so as not to take the risk.
So as I said in the other thread, cool down and enjoy the Mac experience. If you need money, get a better job or get a better education to get you a better paying job. You're not going to befriend a lot of people here (aside from fellow EBAY sellers) by talking about EBAY pricing and how to make the biggest buck there. I'm sorry, but that's just not what this site is all about.
Sorry to be so blunt. I don't mean to upset you. But I feel it important to tell you the truth.
So as I said in the other thread, cool down and enjoy the Mac experience. If you need money, get a better job or get a better education to get you a better paying job. You're not going to befriend a lot of people here (aside from fellow EBAY sellers) by talking about EBAY pricing and how to make the biggest buck there. I'm sorry, but that's just not what this site is all about.
Sorry to be so blunt. I don't mean to upset you. But I feel it important to tell you the truth.