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vicarzIf I just buy the one I know about, not only will I have one less thing to think/worry about, but...it'll be one less thing. And one more thing.
Minus - I could hunt one down for less, that much is clear.
Plus - it's restored / refurbished (supposedly), has all of the record holders which is extra cool and very rare from what the net has shown me, it lets me continue my boycott of eBay, and Jill said so. Jill is usually right when she takes the time to tell me something 7 or 8 times or so.
Minus - I could hunt one down for less, that much is clear.
Plus - it's restored / refurbished (supposedly), has all of the record holders which is extra cool and very rare from what the net has shown me, it lets me continue my boycott of eBay, and Jill said so. Jill is usually right when she takes the time to tell me something 7 or 8 times or so.
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Re: Just a few points about refurbished
Date: 2003-08-13 01:21 pm (UTC)I just must have misunderstood you. I have been reading things and responding rather quickly sort of out of forced Blaster worm habit. I thought you were saying any refurbishing detracts from the value. And I agree also that it depends, as in Vicar's case, on your intention of the piece in question. I do stuff to antiques some times that I shouldn't just b/c I'm not out to re-sell them.