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da venditore 
(ho smesso O_o)

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Some remarks on Bazaar

Looking at Bazaar's borders you may have the feelings of a great place to visit daily, especially if you like retro-computers, but socially if you're not as they say an 'otaku' prepare to be shunned by various members of the public as it's seen poorly. If you are not lucky to have tech/game habits and fanaticism for computer esthetic (instead for something more useful than just looking at) you won't get along with people well.

There were some users who had an obsessive level of butthurt about my bazaar activities (e.g. obsessively asked to buy an item of mine for 50 euro, when people usually sells it for no less than 500 euro). I do not want to extend the concept to the whole community, but no doubt the typical offerer(give my an offer by PM) / bidder (give me offer in public, the best wins) would not pay two centesimos to rub together because for the hobbyists point of view items always seem like high prices until they are offered for just the shipping cost. I can not really think about this from the perspective of an end user because I buy stuff to sell on, but I really gone ... tired.

They generally have distorted expectations of item pricing and shipping costs, and even if you can offer the warranty no one will care in the least about that. So, if you're not prepared to sell for more under-priced than cheap each, then do not expect hobbyists ever to make better deals because that's exactly how they operate.

my 50 cents