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I have the following NES games for sale, just the carts with sleeves. Mario is Missing near mint condition Deathbots average condition, small scuff on label where a yard sale sticker was removed Addams Family Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt small rip at top of label, still good condition overall These games are 5s and 6s on the rarity list, and are hard to come by. I'm asking $25 paypal for all 3, and that includes shipping. Pics are available if you are intersted. Email me at [email protected] if you are interested. I have 1500+ feedback on ebay as reference if needed. Thanks, Tad

54 different 2600 games. Games are in average condition. This is my former collection, and I think (but am not sure) that these all should work without problem. I found all of these in the wild at auctions and thrifts so they are in various condition between pretty beat up and like new. Most show average signs of being played with. A few I have doubles or triples or quadruples and you are actually getting about 65 games in this lot. I'd say most of these are not showpiece specimens but more like a great starter collection that you won't feel bad playing with. Cost is $50 paypal with free shipping. Email me at thy1 *at* cornell.edu to buy or PM me on here. Flag capture (not pictured) Basketball Kaboom! Jungle Hunt Laser Blast Tele-Games 16 Ice Hockey Pitfall ET Word Zapper space invaders text label riddle of the spinx phoenix space cavern carnival defender Tele-games 4 starwars empire strikes back tele-games 112 popeye asteroids tele-games 3 space jockey infiltrate atlantis space war super breakout missle command boxing 3D tic tac toe battlezone pole position freeway megamania tele-games 64 enduro combat frogger missle command super football tele-games 23 tele-games 27 tele-games 50 night driver centipede keystone kapers grand prix homerun pac-man space invaders (picture label) demons to diamonds barnstorming bowling Q-Bert I have traded on here many times and I have over 1500 feedback on eBay under the user id dealz. I have no reason to believe any of these don't work, but I juse don't have time to test them now and you are buying them as is.

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Just selling a few NES and Sega games. All are tested and work. US shipping is free. Paypal only. Email thy1 *at* cornell.edu SEGA Genesis: Star Control $10 Mortal Kombat (the first one) $5 Pac Man 2 $5 Sonic the Hedgehog 3 $10 The Jungle Book $5 Sega Quad Challenge $8 NES RBI Baseball 2 $8 World Class Track Meet $8 Gameboy Altered Space $5 Knockout Kings $5 Condition wise all are basically average with light marks and signs up use, but nothing extreme. Track meet is the exception, being in basically brand new condition. Thanks, Tad

Sold! Thanks!

Selling 4 2600 games: Chuck Norris Superkicks (single game cartridge, not dual) Mario Bros. silver label Sorcerer Moon Sweeper silver label Chuck Norris and Moonsweeper show only slight marks, I'd say they are at least 8 out of 10. Mario is in great condition except the end label is starting to 'tone' from the glue. Sorcerer's label shows light wear more from being a cheap label than from being abused. Couple tiny creases on end, but still above average condition. All work fine. $20 shipped. Email me at thy1 *at* cornell.edu if you are interested. Thanks!

Nope, the passwords were different. Really ticks me off... Tad

I'm not sure how it happened, but I recently had my eBay account and email accounts hacked. I didn't respond to any of the stupid spoof emails that I seem to get daily. I had different, and hard to crack passwords... but this happened to me so I thought I'd tell ya all what happened and what to watch for. Day 1: My email program doesn't work. I didn't think it was a big deal as this happens sometimes with my ISP where I'd go a day or so without email. Day 3: Still no email. Call ISP, they tell me (wrongly) that system is down. What had acutally happened was the hacker had changed by password and was forwarding my email to another account. Day 4: Hacker requests a new password to be emailed from eBay, and changes my password to something new. Day 5: Lists thousands of dollars in high-end electronics for sale with BuyItNow prices far below what they are worth. His intent was to get paid the $2K for the $10K movie cameras and stuff, then disappear. Day 6/7: Ebay figured out what was going on a day before I did and cancelled all the auctions and suspended my account. I eventually called up first my ISP and then eBay's online tech support and by verifying my personal info was able to restore my accounts, and reactivate my eBay account. I guess I was a target because my feedback is 1200, and I hadn't sold or bought anything in about a month. (I'm at college and am too busy) So anyways if this happens to you I hope you'll see the warning signs faster than I did. Tad

I'd bet media mail would be about $2 - $2.50

I've sold him stuff off eBay and he paid with no problems. So there's that for what its worth. Tad

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Yeah man, I wasn't going to say anything, but since someone else did too, $12 is pretty high. Sorry. Tad

Yes, NY near Buffalo. Tad

Its not the best... kinda dirty from lots of use by the looks of it. It has stickers and stuff on the keyboard... but if you are interested I'd be willing to sell it for price of shipping (plus $1 so I don't lose money via paypal). You get a C128 system and power supply. Boxed it weighs 14.5 pounds and will be mailed via priority from 14781 zipcode. So thats like $27 to west coast and like $12 to east coast. Anyways, give me a PM if interested. I don't know if it works but I got it with lots of stuff and all I could test worked. Tad

Really? What chain exactly, do you know? Thanks, Tad

Yesteday at a flea market I got a dreamcast system with rf switch for $8! But now I need a power cord for it! Let me know if you have one for trade! I can do paypal or email me your wishlist and I"ll see what I can do. Thanks, Tad

Flea market- Genesis- The Humans $1.50 Genesis- Genghis Khan 2 (rarity 7!!!!) $1.50 Mini SNES system with 5 games- $15 Dreamcast system minus power cord, $8 Gotta love the flea markets!

Do they really expect buyers to read all of their conditions????? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...3&category=3571 It made my eyes go crossed! Tad

Picked these up at an auction with some other stuff. Just wondering if anyone wanted them: QIX MS PACMAN RIVER RAID POPEYE PENGO no-label parker bros cart (pretty sure its Qbert) Just thought I'd advertise here before putting on ebay with same offer. I have 1100+ feedback on eBay as reference. Thanks, Tad ----I have a picture, but AA won't let me post it right now (I think its too big) PM for pic.

Picked these up at an auction with some other stuff. Just wondering if anyone wanted them: QIX MS PACMAN RIVER RAID POPEYE PENGO no-label parker bros cart (pretty sure its Qbert) Just thought I'd advertise here before putting on ebay with same offer. I have 1100+ feedback on eBay as reference. Thanks, Tad PS If the picture is huge I appologize.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I saw this on another website and thought you all would enjoy it.............. "So I listed one of my clocks on eBay and it had a bunch of bids, and one guy continually bid on it right up until the last seconds. It sold for $565.10. I sent this loser four eMails over a period of nine days. No response. I called him and left messages on his machine. No return calls. Now I'm just a tad ****** because he's still bidding on other people's stuff so I know he's not dead or his computer crashed or some other lame excuse. I call one of my friends that is a seller and lives back east. She agrees to send him the eMail I composed: "Dear xxxxx, I just did a search on completed items for the antique Thomas Tompion clock you recently won. I am a collector and I have to have this rare clock. I am willing to offer you $750 for this clock and I'll pay the shipping. Would this be agreeable to you? I would say that this is a win-win situation for both of us. Please let me know your decision and I will pay you with any method you prefer. Thank you for your consideration." I got an eMail from him within two hours of her sending that eMail. He asked me if I still had the clock available and he was very, very sorry, but there was a death in the family and he was out of town. I got his PayPal payment within the hour of me responding that I still had the clock. I will send his clock this morning. He sent my friend an eMail telling her that he would sell her the clock if she would pay with a cashier's check or money order. All done? No. Here's the eMail I had my friend send him: "Dear xxxxxx, Never mind. I found one at a yard sale for a buck."-

You have a good point except that over $1000 I believe the minimum bid is $25 over the current. Thus it would be bumped at least $50 higher everytime it got around to you, not $1. Tad

Auction finds for the past couple weeks: Sega Nomad system w/ 2 controllers and extras: $10 Sega Genesis Ms Pacman, Joe and Mac, and Sonic 3 $2 each 21 NES games, including Megaman 6, Bomberman 2 $12 NES system w/ accessories and a game $5 3D0 system w/ game $4 9 boxes of Commodore 128 stuff $11 NIB Defender $1 Sega genesis w/ CD, Playstation 1, NES system, all for $27 There is more I'm sure but I'm sleepy and can't think of it. Anyways, auctions are becoming good ways of getting lots of video game stuff. Tad

Don't be knocking him!!! He just bought and paid for one of my auctions! I give him 2 thumbs up man! I'm serious, too... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=3539901546 Tad

http://wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,59948,00.html Interesting stuff... maybe now more people will show up than the 1,200 expected? I wish I lived closer so I could make it. Cheers, Tad