>does ebay work? Alot of its older versions of upgrades with no serial
>numbers. Like photo shop, illustrator, pagemaker, freehand, and system
>software someone was looking on the list for System 7.5. So I am no sure
>if there is any intrest from the list BUT.
>I have the cd as well as the system 7.5 update 2.0, Also system cd's for
>6100, 7100, 7200, 8100, 8500, 9500, 7500 and 7600. all have software
>that
>may work on the PB. I know the 7.5 does I installed from it to a duo 280,
>and font lots of fonts. Bunch of other stuff. But the older programs work
>great on older PB's Even better if you have a full dock to install it on
>the second hard drive. Oh yea a new.... still in the box never opened.....
>56k internal modem for an Imac. Since some of you sell on ebay can I
>have
>some advice PLEASE!!!!!
>Brandy
You got a couple of issues here. The ethics of selling older versions of software you still own is somewhat tenuous as you're most likely violating your current application's licence. But I'm no expert here, so I'll let other's address that.
As far as eBay, my advice is to get acquainted with the search function and see how others are selling stuff you have. System CD's might be fairly marketable as there are people who bought those systems used who never got the system discs. The iMac modem oughta sell easy.
The fun of eBay is that you just never know what people are going to spring for. I've often sold obscure junk that was destined for the trash bin. Just be sure to always post a pic, describe it accurately, reply to email and ship promptly. The prior advice about buying/selling a bunch of small stuff to up your eBay rating is on target. ---------- Duo/2400 List, The friendliest place on the Net! A listserv for users and fans of Mac subportables. FAQ at
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