Facebook Fools

[rdwyer]

If you can't fool them on eBay, try FB.

[Seven]

Originally Posted by rdwyer

If you can't fool them on eBay, try FB.

Facebook Marketplace, the exact place I go to, to purchase a 7 Figure card

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Seven

Facebook Marketplace, the exact place I go to, to purchase a 7 Figure card

I prefer etsy myself.

[Throttlesteer]

Pffftt........you guys should check out Craigslist attic finds

[CobbSpikedMe]

Thanks a lot for outing this listing Richard.



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[mrmopar]

Is it Mars?

[Tao_Moko]

Huh. Maybe I should open an account and try to unload my 1988 Donruss Al Leiter reprints. But I thought facebook was just for angry teens to post their opinions. Adults use it too?

[steve B]

Originally Posted by Tao_Moko

Huh. Maybe I should open an account and try to unload my 1988 Donruss Al Leiter reprints. But I thought facebook was just for angry teens to post their opinions. Adults use it too?

Yeah, we used to be angry teens, but we still have opinions. And we're still angry, just about different stuff.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by bnorth

I prefer etsy myself.

Etsy used to be awesome before most people found out about it. I was in line at the post office years ago when I overheard two gals talking about Etsy...one was shipping her stuff off. I went home and looked it up. I found so many awesome rare items being sold by people that had zero idea what they had. I bought a circa 1890s Spalding crescent glove for $20, numerous rare Disneyland postcards because unlike ebay sellers these sellers had no clue which were the rare ones, a Quisp cereal mailaway flying saucer unused with the original box for $10. Unfortunately the seller mailed it to me in the original shipping box and used sharpie to put my address right on it. Of course, she sold a $400 toy for $10...she had no clue it was worth anything.

Today you can't get anything.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Etsy used to be awesome before most people found out about it. I was in line at the post office years ago when I overheard two gals talking about Etsy...one was shipping her stuff off. I went home and looked it up. I found so many awesome rare items being sold by people that had zero idea what they had. I bought a circa 1890s Spalding crescent glove for $20, numerous rare Disneyland postcards because unlike ebay sellers these sellers had no clue which were the rare ones, a Quisp cereal mailaway flying saucer unused with the original box for $10. Unfortunately the seller mailed it to me in the original shipping box and used sharpie to put my address right on it. Of course, she sold a $400 toy for $10...she had no clue it was worth anything.

Today you can't get anything.

20 yrs ago it was that way on ebay.