Hi all,
I have an original WOZ costume still of Tommy Cottonaro as the Bearded Man
closing on ebay on Sunday evening:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=18824&item=160253867690
If you have any questions please email to my seller account
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for looking,
It will be an interesting auction. I know the "3 million" number is
massively inflated (they have a zillion single frames of film (made from
cutting up trailers!) and those all count as one item, and the number of
non-still, non-movie film frames is more like 100,000 or so, but still
impressive.
Y
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To all Mopo members---
How often we see items for sale on ebay at high prices and we just ignore
them. I find it rare that a person who lists items high actually obtains a
sale. Then we are besieged with "Reduced and Ready", Reduced for quick sale",
etc.
My immediate reaction is
Sabin probably closed the store because the City of LA decided to close all the
mom and pop stores on Hollywood & Vine to make room for the W Hotel and all the
shops that will cater to their customers.
- Original Message
From: Glenn Taranto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERI
I have to agree Claude,
Far too often we see pieces listed at the "I'm really just trolling for a
sucker" price, only to see it reduced by up to half or even more in the
ensuing months.
Many times I feel that these listings take what could have been a strong
seller and taint it to the point where
Claude, You may not like this strategy but since this seller uses it
repeatedly, it must work for him. It plays on the concept that Ebay
constantly attracks new buyers who have not seen the merchandise
previously. He's also playing the averages, i.e. he may sell 25% of his
stock the first time arou
This is sad. You'd think the restoration group responsible for
revitalizing Hollywood and Vine would have considered leasing some of
the property to dealers in vintage Hollywood memorabilia so as to
preserve some of Hollywood's past. I have no problem getting rid of some
of cheap wig stores and the
i will not buy a poster off ebay with a mere tiny ebay picture of the
poster---even if it is a cheap poster like the one i was considering.
i just received an email from a big feedback seller that he will not supply
additional pictures. this is the third time he has responded this way to
MessageI've had friends that have lived on Hollywood and Wilcox for the last 15
years. The area has changed so drastically in that time it's hardly the same
place. The first thing is parking. It's a nightmare.
The rent for apartments have increased nearly 300 percent in that time. And
this i
Michael
I cannot understand why you would make an interesting post which clearly
makes sense to pursue and then stop short by stating you will not name the
seller. I recently named ricksmovies because they were posting 80's and 70's
movie posters in the US Originals 1940's category. I not
Franc
I am referring to a seller who lists infrequently and one or two at a time,
and not a seller like yourself where the law of averages are meaningful. I
have rarely seen him post more than one or two at a time and not often enough
to be meaningful. You post a long list quite often. In
claude--
i do not disagree with you.
however, even when praised bruce for his awesome zoom feature on his site
(whereby his descriprions are secondary), i got blasted here for being too
friendly about him.
but i'll answer
the seller that?has a poster listed now that i emailed about is WEL
*I have no problem with WELN or Kellie's Description. To me VG is your
average used theater poster, Pinholes, tears, smudges, tape, and small
missing paper. Sounds like 40-50 year old paper to me.
Dario.
*
Michael B wrote:
claude--
i do not disagree with you.
however, even when praised br
Here's the real deal ...
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/00se7en4ever_W0QQ_nkwZQQ_fromZQQ_mdoZ
Put in an offer of 15% off and it's your's.
I welcome other bids on these posters. They are in awesome condition, great
images, and, most importantly, great movies. More will be listed this weekend
incl
Dario
I normally agree with you but I believe you are far too liberal here and I
agree with Michael.
Let's begin with "G", VG", et al. These are meaningless except in the mind
of the writer who is looking at a poster. The same holds true for pinholes,
tears, smudges, tape and missing pa
No, I think it would be better for Michael to e-mail the seller
personally rather than broadcasting it all over this board. FRANC
-Original Message-
From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Claude Litton
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008 12:10 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Su
*Hi Claude,
Better pictures are always a plus when selling and for us collectors
huge when buying.
Generic or not, VG has been around as far as I can remember. So no
surprises when I buy a VG poster.
Best,
dario.
*
Claude Litton wrote:
*Dario*
**
*I normally agree with you but I believe y
tooch, tooch, tooch.
the city of LA (nor any city) cannot just randomly go in and close
down places of business without a reason, whether they be "mom n pop"
stores or other... we may be a lot of things here but we are not the
former USSRlol
jeff
On Jun 27, 2008, at 6:36 AM, Tooch
I think you're wise to avoid this seller but I can understand why he
didn't respond to your e-mail. I get loads of e-mails from people who
write asking for additional pictures or special discounts or just stupid
questions about the film itself or where they can buy a DVD of the film
for which I'm s
hey sean and all,
and on the flip side of this argument...
what is the thought of these handful of sellers that list posters for
a quarter of a million dollars or more? these same listings appear
over and over, as tho the seller were waving a sign that says, "see
what i have." they are nev
In a message dated 6/27/2008 5:54:57 A.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How often we see items for sale on ebay at high prices and we just ignore
them. I find it rare that a person who lists items high actually obtains a
sale. Then we are besieged with "Reduced a
let me add
2 years ago, i went crazy and bid on about 14 of pieces in one of bruce's
better auctions (that he did twice a year or so).? i won about 10 and my most
expensive win was about 1,800.? the cheapest was about 28.00.??(nearly 5,000 in
total)
some were rare titles.??i had?
Jeff, the Bush Supreme Court would probably disagree with you given
their interpretation of eminent domain as it applies to economic
development of commercial property. FRANC
-Original Message-
From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff
Potokar
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008
Message>-Original Message-
> From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Franc
> No, I think it would be better for Michael to e-mail the seller personally
rather than broadcasting it all over this board. FRANC
I disagree with Franc.
Michael said he *did* contact the seller wh
The feedback thing is really inexcusable especially since you can set up
your account with automatic positive feedback for any buyer who leaves a
feedback for you. This is how I handle the daunting task of leaving
feedbacks. I do find it mind-boggling that Ebay no longer allows a
dealer the option
michael..
i agree with you, 100%. are you talking about the "A TRIP TO THE
MOON" poster by any chance?
i did write the seller, "mrs miniver" for better, larger pics
without a watermark that covers the entire poster, diagonally... (the
pics are almost like thumbnails) and was basically t
In a message dated 6/27/2008 1:03:34 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
what is the thought of these handful of sellers that list posters for a
quarter of a million dollars or more? these same listings appear over and
over,
as tho the seller were waving a sign tha
Jeff
didn't you ever hear of
imminent domain"
imminent domain used to mean your property could be taken for government uses
now it is used as a road to higher tax revenues from big business as
opposed to small business
that was how the area where the World Trade Center was erected was
cleared
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I think in the last couple of years certain cities have been testing the
waters reference
"Immanent Domain" being used to replace various structures or locations
(land areas with private homes), not for public use; but for use by Private
Corporations, Business, etc. The reasons used are that
\
GW Bush built the Ranger 's stadium using some form of eminent domain! I
believe it was built on private land that the owner did not want to
sell.Vaughn
At 04:04 PM 6/27/2008 -0400, Franc wrote:
Jeff, the Bush Supreme Court would probably disagree with you given t
Vaughn is totall y correct
another community is Norwood Ohio (Cincinnati) which was gutted for a
shopping mall
my ex-wife's home is just outside the area they wanted .. and I hear
the mall isn't doing to well which - if you knoew the area - wouldn't
be a surprise
the New London BS was all th
Hi,
We are looking for info on the origins & dating of the 31x51" CBS TV
poster with the full color artwork of Stallone if anyone know. Thanks
in advance!
best,
sam
Posteritati
239 Centre Street
New York, NY 10013
212-226-2207/ Fax: 212-226-2102
http://www.posteritati.com/
Vi
Scott:
I'm not alone when I say again that I've received private e-mails over the
years from MoPoers who say they'll remain "lurkers" -- in some cases --
"forever." They usually fall into 2 categories -- 1) they don't feel they've
anything to contribute; they're satisified others will cover is
How about the sellers that list posters with high prices, they never sell,
so they list them every month with the same price!
How about the EBAY seller kmarfye for example? He has listed the following
poster for over a year with the same price.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem
Your example has very little meaning since the seller lists over 1100
posters, all with buy it now. He most likely just keeps his list as is and if
you
check completed listings, he does sell quite a few. This is Franc's strategy
and it is effective with that many posters.
You took one of h
I am also on Michael's side. Personally, I've had fantastic luck with WELN, and
hope that that luck continues, but Michael is not wrong to want better
pictures, nor is he wrong for naming names.
Sometimes when a seller sells many items at once, they don't spend as much time
and detail photogr
The reason a seller may not want to start an auction at a low price
and let the auction play out is that there may only be one serious
bidder watching the auction. I've won several items where I was the
only bidder, and thought I got a great price. If the seller had
started the auction at d
Just a small point, as David makes some good ones here what I don't
understand is how is talking about a movie " off topic".
If there wasn't a movie, there would not be a movie poster for it.
Interestingly, I was talking about this subject with a fellow dinosaur and
one-time business partne
Hey Phil -- yours was the first public response after receiving five private
replies to my post about "lurkers" and my sense of MoPo members being "old" or
"young." Rather than re-invent the wheel, here is the gist of my private
replies; the composite below was aimed at a MoPo'er who's about m
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