For Sale at http://www.posteropolis.com/:
Radar Men From The Moon R1957 one-sheet.
Great Republic movie serial poster with awesome images of spaceships and
Commando Cody, the Rocket Man!
Condition: Very Good
Price: $100.00
Shipping: $8 to the US and Canada, insurance included.
Picture:
Hi from Joe B in NOLA-- with 439 positive feedbacks (no others) on Ebay.
As you can see I have moderate ebay experience but since Katrina I have dropped
off drastically in selling and buying on Ebay.
Why??? One of the main reasons is that it is now really difficult to find
things---
Hello,
I am looking for any original release poster on this title. Please send Images
along with a price.
Many thanks,
Tony
Tony Nourmand
The Reel Poster Gallery
(They're) on their way... (paraphrased from which movie?!)
Patrick
On Jan 14, 2009, at 8:20 AM, Joseph Bonelli wrote:
Hi from Joe B in NOLA-- with 439 positive feedbacks (no others) on
Ebay.
As you can see I have moderate ebay experience but since Katrina I
have dropped off drastically
hey Mopo'ers,
i got a reply from poster bob, when i asked (and simply suggested)
that a poster like this, offered at Disney World, which was
undersized, was probably offered in the gift and souvenir shops along
Main Street and had to have been printed in large quantity to be
offered to
I think almost all of us can agree that eBay has clearly jumped the
shark*. But exactly *WHEN* do you think this happened? When did eBay make
the move that changed it from a company with a bright future, and started it
on its current downhill path? Of course, there is no one right answer, but
I
Wonder what he paid for it when he did find it?
And I hate to be a buzz-kill for PosterBob, but scarcity, in itself,
does not always
equate with desirability or vice-versa.
Patrick
On Jan 14, 2009, at 10:43 AM, Jeff Potokar wrote:
hey Mopo'ers,
i got a reply from poster bob, when i
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in 2002-03 when they went all out with their TV
blitz advertising for the holiday season
at that time, the term ebay was being
introduced as an internet lexicon because of the
phenomenon of it's huge growth.
But just like the dot-com bust, what the
marketing later had trouble with was not
Whenever they lost the balance between greed or desire for profit and
practices which actually served their customers' needs.
Lately it appears they're in desperation mode, trying to justify
their dopey changes by further falling down the proverbial slippery
slope with 'new and improved'
Count me out. I've had problems with eBay over the years, sometimes big
problems, but I find all of this complaining about it tiresome.
I suppose a few of you wish it didn't exist at all, but I think it's overall
been a boon to the hobby. It's still a great place for a dealer to reach
customers
I'm with Colin.
all some of you ever do is bitch and moan about ebay..or feel the need
to bash it.. I've complained in the past too..but some of you do it
incessantly.
move on already.
luv ya rich, bruce, channing.but sheesh!!! stop the whining.
that
The question wasn't about how you feel about Ebay. You're entitled to
feel however you want about Ebay. The question was when was the point in
time that Ebay began to do downhill, an occurrence one can't dispute
given its ever declining revenues and stock price. FRANC
-Original Message-
The whinning is cathartic to those who want to participate. If you find
the whining annoying, just hit Delete. There's certainly enough
off-topic items posted on this board to warrant a bitch session about
Ebay. FRANC
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Personally I think the slide started when Meg Whitman decided to pursue
some questionable ventures that pretty much went bust such as cable
phone service to Europe and expanding into China. She then tried to make
up for this loss by increasing Ebay fees and commissions for the
successful side of
who's whining.. I'm just answering Bruce's question
stop whining about people whining
At 11:43 AM 1/14/2009, David Lieberman wrote:
I'm with Colin.
all some of you ever do is bitch and moan about ebay..or feel
the need to bash it.. I've complained in the past too..but
some
I fully agree. Why don't you all stop complaining about a venue that
increased our hobby tremendously. It is still my number one place to find
posters
I want.
Ebay became a public company and during the growth years, the greed went to
their heads, no different from anyone else. that is
Easy oneOct 14, 2002
When they purchased paypal.
From: MoPo List [mailto:mop...@sol03.american.edu] On Behalf Of Bruce
Hershenson
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 1:54 PM
To: mop...@sol03.american.edu
Subject: [MOPO] When do YOU think was the
We are whining about the constant whiners. This is also cathartic.
In a message dated 1/14/2009 2:57:47 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
fdav...@verizon.net writes:
The whinning is cathartic to those who want to participate. If you find the
whining annoying, just hit Delete. There's
Wait, you guys convinced me, Ebay's THE BEST! I won't ever say
anything bad about the E(mperor)bay because of all the good things
Ebay has done for me. Give me a break and REREAD THE QUESTION.
Look, Ebay does many things well but Bruce's point is not a bad one.
There is risk of
Possibly when they added Buy-It-Now...
I love the Happy Days crash-course
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Good answer.
Patrick
On Jan 14, 2009, at 11:58 AM, Walton, Jeffrey wrote:
Easy one….Oct 14, 2002….
When they purchased paypal…..
From: MoPo List [mailto:mop...@sol03.american.edu] On Behalf Of
Bruce Hershenson
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 1:54 PM
To: mop...@sol03.american.edu
When they let Bruce Hershenson leave to start his own web site. All down
hill from there. The move was letting him move.
CJL
In a message dated 1/14/2009 1:56:27 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
brucehershen...@gmail.com writes:
I think almost all of us can agree that eBay has clearly
The auctions end today boy I gotta tell ya we have lots of
incredible deals ending today at 5:00 PM Pacific time
This sale has 2000+ lobby cards from 1968-1980 as singles and sets.
Many of these sets are rarely seen and many are dead mint condition
unused sets that came from a theater in
There is a Disney auction going on tomorrow at the Magic Castle in
Hollywood and Sat/Sun is a Tony Curtis one. Info is at
magiccastleauctions.com
If you want the actual ads, let me know and I'll send along the jpgs.
andrea
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Am I allowed to whine about those who complain about those who whine?
I was told by eBay top management, Don't complain, love eBay or leave it,
so I did!
Bruce
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 1:26 PM, CK MacLeod ckmac...@ckmac.com wrote:
Count me out. I've had problems with eBay over the years,
While I appreciate the compliment, that was a sign of the aftermath of the
shark jumping, not the shark jump itself. I think the purchase of Skype was
a worthwhile moment, as was the adding of Store-in-Search, which was a
huge success that eBay then ended when they saw it would greatly cut listing
Mark
if you're getting this email, please email me back
I'm either having trouble getting email to you or getting email from you
thanks
Rich
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Hello, Claude,
I submit this. You don't understand our feelings because you are a
buyer and not a seller. There is a fundamental inequity between
the way that ebay treats its buyers and sellers. It's not about their
profits, it's not about their greed. It wasn't broke and they fixed it
Didn't realize I hit the single reply button. Look, Ebay had a
positive effect on my life. Think of it as an ex, that's all. Starts
off great, then you want to dump them because you change, they
change. Whatever. They still were a good part of your life for
awhile, right? Aren't you
The moment came when they started to alienate sellers. There was a point where
many sellers only sold on eBay. The constant changes and threats of suspension,
etc, etc etc forced sellers to look elsewhere and find alternatives. I have
spent a lot of time developing my website to a point where
Kirby
that is true except for one thing. This hobby had around 4-5000 collectors
before ebay. I judge this by the subscribers to MCW at the time. Before
Bruce left ebay he had over 2 feedbacks and ebay only allowed one per
buyer
to count. They changed this later but that means
Claude,
I have no quarrel with any of that. But I stand by my statement.
They take us sellers for granted. I understand why sellers are
frustrated with them.
K.
On Jan 14, 2009, at 3:51 PM, twoni...@aol.com wrote:
Kirby
that is true except for one thing. This hobby had around
Claude
one part of your statement isn't entirely correct: there were over
2 collectors and it was all due to ebay
there were 20,000 buyers. Not nearly all of them were collectors nor
are they today
the one thing that ebay does do is to bring casual buyers to the mix.
the guy who buys a
It seems a bit peculiar that Bruce is the one to pose this question, as we
all know he has no ties with eBay anymore whatsoever. He's not even feeling
the effects of any changes there might be in eBay's format, etc.
Just appears to me to be another obvious attempt to promote his own
Link to story. Joe B in NOLA
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Rick, oh yee of little faith.
Of course it could be more transparent!
For example, if Bruce were hard-selling he might have added, And
speaking of 'jumping the shark' how 'bout those JAWS, JAWS 2, JAWS 3,
JAWS 4 'THE REVENGE,' DEEP BLUE SEA, OPEN WATER, BLUE WATER, WHITE
DEATH, SHARK
How depressing!
I recommend The Three Lives of Thomasina for anyone looking for a
good film about a cat.
-rk
On Jan 14, 2009, at 11:02 AM, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
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It's actually a great question.
I'm sure in a year or less there will be a book about it. Seriously.
eBay forgot one basic, very basic thing, for any business.
Their customers are the sellers.
They stopped looking after their customers, the people that actually made their
business work.
Take a
I recommend HELL DRIVERS.
and just about anything else he did.
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Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2009 11:55 AM
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How depressing!
I
Phil - I tried to say this, but you have put it superbly. It's a
cockeyed scheme, but ebay
acted as if the buyers were the customers, but it's the sellers who
pay the freight.
Kirby McDaniel
www.movieart.net
On Jan 14, 2009, at 7:01 PM, Phil Edwards wrote:
It's actually a great
Here's a couple of articles from Auctionbytes that have an amusing and ironic
edge to them.
Phil
eBay Town Hall Meeting Covers Required Changes for Sellers
eBay took a different approach to its January Town Hall meeting
held Wednesday by setting an agenda for questions from members.
Hi Members,
Here are a few lobby sets and single cards offered for sale on MOPO only.
These are theater used so they have some of the expected defects with such
material. Overall condition on all the cards is very good, some are excellent.
Exceptions are noted.
TEENAGE CAVEMAN -
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