🚀 go-pugleaf

No.. You said


 Certainly they must be installed as a pair in MOST Pentium systems-BTW
there are Pentium systms that will boot on one 72 pin simm- regardless
anything beyond 10 bucks for 16 megs should not be advertised here.
a medium price? $20 plus $3.50 postage- $32.50 is way too high.

and taken the way you wrote it, you were implying that he was asking 32.50
per stick.

Other than that.. you comment that anything else shouldn't be advertised
here... Where do you get that?  Anything can and should be advertised here,
for whatever the seller is asking.  Are you the price god?

Point is.. These are forsale groups.. Not
hey.someone.criticize.me.for.posting.here.and.tell.me.that.I.shouldn't.be.se
lling.my.memory newsgroups.

He wants a particular price.  If you don't like the price.. ignore the post
and move on, mr liquidator.


"liquidator" <liquidator@abnt.org> wrote in message
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>
> > > Timothy E. Tackman <ttackman@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> > > news:WwXI6.134$QO4.17235@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net...
> > > > Ummmm
> > > > He advertised the memory for $16.25 per stick, 32.50 for a pair.
> > >
> > >   He sure did- and I said it's worth $20 top dollar 32.50 is a rip-
> what's
> > > your point?
> > >
> > >
>
> Leadfoot <nospam@nospam.net> wrote in message
> news:CriJ6.81666$181.13055169@news1.rdc1.az.home.com...
> > I've dealt with both Dave and Tim and both are excellent sellers with
good
> > reputations in this NG. The memory that Dave is selling is brand name
> memory
> > not generic and in proprietary computer systems such as HP's, Dell,
> Compaq,
> > you need to buy the specific memory the computer manufacturer specifies.
> > Sure on occasion Generic memory has been known to work and that's fine
as
> > long as you don't mind an occasional BSOD when you are working on the
> > important document.
> >
> > Myself I've had the generic crap in my computer and would prefer not to
> deal
> > with it
> >
> > You have a reliable seller who is selling quality memory with a
guarantee
> If
> > you check pricewatch you won't find name brand 16MB SIMMS for under 40$.
> Yes
> > in the right circumstances this is a good deal
> >
> > Of course if you are an econobox builder I'd look elsewhere.
> >
>   I appreciate your comment- it is good to know Dave is one of the good
> guys-
> But when I have kingston and Micron I sell 16 mb simms for $10- I stll
think
> the price is too high.  BTW I have been a computer tech for 15 years and
> have many times run good brands such as Micron when the manufacturer
> specified their own-
> Quite often the "manufacturer's spec" is simply an excuse for higher
prices-
> Look at Compaq prices on replacement hard drives,processors etc to see
what
> I mean- you will pay 2 to 3 times the price of the same item from INTEL or
> Quantum.
> Please understand- we are not talking two or three machines- I worked for
a
> Compaq dealer who installed several hundred machines a year.  You are
> correct about generic memory-some is good a lot of it isn't worth the
powder
> to blow it up.
>
>
>