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BUYING ALL COMPUTER SCRAP WORKING OR NOT
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Must be a schill bid.
I would scrap that so fast it would make your head spin.
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It is actually a sought after model........DVD/VHS/Digital Tuner built in.......the last one that sold on ebay was used went for 235 a couple months ago
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Do your research Spin........Originally Posted by spinroch
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Emerson EWC19T4 19" CRT TV DVD VCR Combo Television TV DVD VHS VCR Combo 0005381829015 | eBay
this is a sold listing not just completed
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no more trade secrets for you.........LOL
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Ive seen that a few months ago . mini crt tvs with built in vcrs seem to sell... giving me maybe another thing to add to the list
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I also have some extremely high resolution CRT 22" monitors in storage........Think I might try one of those..........They weigh about 65lbs so Fed-Ex is only option on those
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Yea alot of people will be willing to pay the shipping because these type of items are coming harder to come by .mike If you ever want to talk ebay im your man.
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Thanks I'm fairly new to Ebay but I'm learning
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Well RED I set you a long message and then it told me you had exceeded your quota........Oh well you can hit me up anytime
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I cleared my inbox you could try again mike if you like.
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Sorry! I still don't like 'em. But I like $$$$!
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All good my dad actually hunted this down for me and I thought it was a joke until we started doing our research.........There are certain HIGH REZ CRT displays worth something as well as these TV's........The built in digital tuner is the value on this model...........Just tying to help and spread knowledge........I learned so much from this forum I try to give back........I doubt anyone from this site would actually bid on this item so its really not for advertisement just to share some of my finds as well as pass on things I have learned since I started this Adventure!!! Thanks and GOOD LUCK TO ALL!!!
Last edited by mikeinreco; 10-24-2014 at 11:23 PM.
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I really don't know why people hate the CRTs so much. We have a CRT TV, and it does just fine.
At my office, I use a Princeton 17" CRT (Long story about the a bet, and me losing), and have grown used to it. I'm actually thinking of keeping it after my 30 days of punishment are up.
I'm still charging for these at collections, though. If I get one of these, eBay it is, though.
Thanks for the tip!
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FedEx or UPS... UPS Ground you can go up to 70lbs, shop the prices, to some areas you can save a buck or two going with one or the other. Depends on where the winning bidder is located. Well at least for me, I have a merchant account at my disposal for both. But I'd still shop it.
Intellectual property has the shelf life of a banana - Bill Gates
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There are a lot of memories (home movies) out there on VHS and just like the re-surge of LP's, people are wanting a way to use them again.
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Vintage video game collectors are usually the ones looking for these. The gun type controllers(like the one used for duck hunt) only work on CRT monitors.
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ya I still sell 13in tv/vcr cobos for $50 plus shipping $25 but maybe twice a month if good
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Flat screen CRTs with a high refresh rate are prized by gamers. They have a much better resolution than modern day flat screens. I also know a guy that works with computer graphics who whined about the lower resolution that the flat screens have, so I would imagine the same CRTs might be sought out by those guys as well. But don't quote me on that one.
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