jupster

This small chain has a small web site. http://www.rvgnet.net/Now, when I tried negotiating for the game, those women couldn't even quote me a price. My cash in hand of a hundred didn't even sway them at all. So, I see a phone number on that site. It's the Brookings branch that's third down on the list. What's alarming is that their site is a bit too basic. I'm pondering if these people are willing to sell via the mail at all. Good luck.

A couple days back, I found this little gaming shop on the southern coast of Oregon in Brookings that had a whole stash of sealed Intellivision games. Thinking it was some kind of attic cleaning by a grandma or some other story like that. (Which probably means the place bought each game so lovingly at $3 a pop, I bet.) As these games looked untouched. I was hoping the store owner didn't know what they had and made an offer on a sealed Turbo. Alas, the clerk was too well rehearsed. She went right to the computer, could not find a sealed listing. (Probably e-Bay.) Then went to the phone for further information from the owner. (Dang.) Even with a hundred in hand, the owner flat out turned me down, requesting that I 'come back tomorrow after she referenced the game's value'. So, not even going to waste my time. She'll very likely discover a listing value around $300-$350 and price it accordingly. Maybe, just maybe she'll put it up on e-Bay. Else, it will just sit there in that shop for years on a highway that's so far out of the way of civilization.