robert ([email protected])
Thu, 09 Jul 1998 22:22:14 -0700
guess what?? i have the same cdr for sale for $17.00.(not
including postage) why should someone subject themselves to
bidding for the cdr? if a person really wanted the original
artwork then all they have to do is ask and i can make laser
copies for the same price. i also like to create covers for my
cdr's from scratch and i think they come out pretty good,
haven't had any complaints...as for the cdr's, well i don't
have an original boot, but my copy is pretty darn clear. what
is the reason for making wirelings bid for something that is
available off of boot sellers list?? what i'm try to do is
make my collection available to all of you on wire who are
interested and if i can be of help then so be it. i am glad to
make this service available and so far from what i have heard
from the people who buy from me, it has all been positive.
another thing i try to do is trade with people as much as i
can, i find this much more a fun thing to do then actually
selling. don't worry, for what i pay for in materials(cdr
media, software, printer ink, paper, pens, gas to go to
various stores to purchase materials, wear and tear on my car,
the list goes on and on....) to produce my cd's, my profit is
pretty small, which to be honest, is the last of my worries.
now i know that my collection of rare u2 items is probably not
as big as yours, but that is not the real issue, the issue is
the "rarity" of some bootlegs and why we should make these
easily available to anybody and not make people(especially
wirelings) jump through hoops in search of a "bargain".
later,
robert
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