[GreenKeys] Silly Prices for CREED 75

[Martin]

There lies one of the most curious unanswered questions about ebay!

Why do people keep paying listing fees for months on end for things that 
just wont sell, even when they are told the price is ten times too high?

I think the answer is because they might strike it rich and find a nerd, 
but its an expensive lottery.

Martin
On 09/11/2013 18:01, Dave wrote:
>
> Then why pay the listing fee? Its also the most common variety used in 
> amateur circles, so three row keyboard and no punch. I think the one I 
> bought recently with a punch and four row keyboard is rarer...
>
>> I think mine was left unsold and given away to me after some radio 
>> rally about 30 years ago.
>>
> Many were, not sure what happened to my original one....
>> Does anyone agree with his rather incorrect comments about the 
>> durability of the mechanism? Never had much bother with mine.
>>
> Not that I have every heard. It is a complex mechanism but it appears 
> to be built to the usual Post Office standards of over engineering.
>> Martin
>>
> Dave
>> On 09/11/2013 16:13, Dave wrote:
>>> I know its dual speed and has a nice manual but £850? (I guess 
>>> around $1000 dollars or so). I recently paid less than £85 for a 
>>> nice example..
>>>
>>> Dave
>>> G4UGM
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