Sunday, September 11, 2011
Do not use s Disscussion Board with your s ID
Why We Have Posting IDsThis is what happened to me:susan_gepulsiveshopper (0 ) View Listings | Report Aug-14-06 14:21 PDT 48 of 61Roadside,
if nothing else I hope you've learned that it's very foolish to use
your real selling ID on these message boards. Why do you think all the
old-timers have (0) feedback posting IDs? They don't want their peers
looking at their own auctions with the critical eye you've just
experienced.As to your product, I know nothing about knives so have no educated opinions. phd_in_sniping (13 ) View Listings | Report Aug-14-06 15:38 PDT 50 of 61Why
do you think all the old-timers have (0) feedback posting IDs? They
don't want their peers looking at their own auctions with the critical
eye you've just experienced.That's really not the reason, and
anyway, how could any board member provide help if he/she didn't have
access to the auction in question, if, of course, a specific auction,
and so, also the ID?More than several board members have had
their auctions ruined by sport and other malicious bidders who
apparently were insulted by what was posted on various boards, and,
worse, some have been threatened with physical harm (really!). I will
try to find the link which is called, "Why I have a posting ID" You
never know what's out there in cyberspace. susan_gepulsiveshopper (0 ) View Listings | Report Aug-14-06 15:56 PDT 53 of 61Roadside,
I only learned about posting IDs by asking a question under my buying
name and getting ripped a new one. I guess some here have never made a
mistake. My mistake caused me to stop buying on okay recently. I'll
tire of the boards soon, too.Also, getting into argeuments on
the discussion boards is a waste of energy. No one is going to convince
another of their position, and you'll just get further insults and
attacks on your auctions. While there are some wonderful people who
answer questions and provide information. I love reading their answers.
But there are more who are as useless as okay Customer Service - just
more direct in their disdain.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if nothing else I hope you've learned that it's very foolish to use
your real selling ID on these message boards. Why do you think all the
old-timers have (0) feedback posting IDs? They don't want their peers
looking at their own auctions with the critical eye you've just
experienced.As to your product, I know nothing about knives so have no educated opinions. phd_in_sniping (13 ) View Listings | Report Aug-14-06 15:38 PDT 50 of 61Why
do you think all the old-timers have (0) feedback posting IDs? They
don't want their peers looking at their own auctions with the critical
eye you've just experienced.That's really not the reason, and
anyway, how could any board member provide help if he/she didn't have
access to the auction in question, if, of course, a specific auction,
and so, also the ID?More than several board members have had
their auctions ruined by sport and other malicious bidders who
apparently were insulted by what was posted on various boards, and,
worse, some have been threatened with physical harm (really!). I will
try to find the link which is called, "Why I have a posting ID" You
never know what's out there in cyberspace. susan_gepulsiveshopper (0 ) View Listings | Report Aug-14-06 15:56 PDT 53 of 61Roadside,
I only learned about posting IDs by asking a question under my buying
name and getting ripped a new one. I guess some here have never made a
mistake. My mistake caused me to stop buying on okay recently. I'll
tire of the boards soon, too.Also, getting into argeuments on
the discussion boards is a waste of energy. No one is going to convince
another of their position, and you'll just get further insults and
attacks on your auctions. While there are some wonderful people who
answer questions and provide information. I love reading their answers.
But there are more who are as useless as okay Customer Service - just
more direct in their disdain.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DS vs. PSP The Final Showdown
Now this guide isn't being made just to bash one of the systems. Each system has its ownpositives andnegatives and I'm making this to help you decide which is best for you.
First I'll list the technical features of each: Nintendo DSPSP
Size-(Closed) 5.2" wide, 2.9" long
First I'll list the technical features of each: Nintendo DSPSP
Size-(Closed) 5.2" wide, 2.9" long
Friday, September 9, 2011
Shipping and Handling Charges for Ebooks E-Books
Ebooks are books in electronic format that can be delivered almost instantly. They are agreat deal, if you are not getting charged bogus fees. If the ebook is to be emailed, or if a download link is to be provided, thereshould be NO shipping, handling, or insurancecharges.
When youconsider an ebook listing,read the description carefully. The shipping/handling should be stated as free, and there should be no insurance requirement. Also, be aware of listings that say you have to click here to be instantly approved. Many times it is just a link to the sellers okay store wherethe price is usually higher!
When you find these items, write down the auction number, then use the Security Center link at the bottom of the auction to let okay know. Then, move on and find an Ebook that is a great deal at an honest price.
Also, Please be aware that Ebooks in formats other than plain text can contain viruses, tracking software, cookies and other fun stuff. Read the seller's feedback and know WHO you are buying from before you download and run them!
Hopefully these tips will save you a couple dollars, and a lot of time.Avirus can ruin your whole day.
Please take a second and indicate if this guide was helpful or not. Everyone sends me messages in My okay, saying the guide was helpful, but I would really appreciateyour vote of confidence.
When youconsider an ebook listing,read the description carefully. The shipping/handling should be stated as free, and there should be no insurance requirement. Also, be aware of listings that say you have to click here to be instantly approved. Many times it is just a link to the sellers okay store wherethe price is usually higher!
When you find these items, write down the auction number, then use the Security Center link at the bottom of the auction to let okay know. Then, move on and find an Ebook that is a great deal at an honest price.
Also, Please be aware that Ebooks in formats other than plain text can contain viruses, tracking software, cookies and other fun stuff. Read the seller's feedback and know WHO you are buying from before you download and run them!
Hopefully these tips will save you a couple dollars, and a lot of time.Avirus can ruin your whole day.
Please take a second and indicate if this guide was helpful or not. Everyone sends me messages in My okay, saying the guide was helpful, but I would really appreciateyour vote of confidence.
Buying A Quilt
As a seller who has been around okay for a while now.Two questions our customers ask constantly. What makes one quilt cost more than another, and is this quilt warm for fallandwinter or more cool for spring and summer.
I would like to answer both questions with one answer. The biggest difference between a higher dollar quilt and less expensive is the filling the quilt has been made with. Quilts that are 100% Cotton Facing, Fill and Backing are going to be the most warm. Also, they will be more expensive. Our quilts with a Polly Fill are less expensive and a lighter weight. The Polly Fill quilt is perfect forSpring and Summer time. If you are more apt to freeze inbed at night I would certainly suggest looking into a an all cotton quilt.
Our Little Quilt Shop
I would like to answer both questions with one answer. The biggest difference between a higher dollar quilt and less expensive is the filling the quilt has been made with. Quilts that are 100% Cotton Facing, Fill and Backing are going to be the most warm. Also, they will be more expensive. Our quilts with a Polly Fill are less expensive and a lighter weight. The Polly Fill quilt is perfect forSpring and Summer time. If you are more apt to freeze inbed at night I would certainly suggest looking into a an all cotton quilt.
Our Little Quilt Shop
Mabe Pearl Jewelry
Mabe Pearls: cost-effective jumbo size pearl jewelry
Mabe pearl size starts at 10 mm and can be as large as 20 mmPictured below is a black tahitian cultured mabe pearl blister
set in a 14K brooch. Note the iridescence, orient and play of colors - all natural. The pearl is one piece with a blister pearl in the middle.
Mabe (sometimes spelled mobe)
pearls are flat bottomed and are always mounted in rings or earrings.
Mabe pearls are grown in different shapes. Pictured below are a pair of
pair-shape white mabe cultured pearl and diamond earrings.
Mabe pearls are assembled pearls, produced by the oyster
Pteria penguin. Usually
half-round shape, these fragile pearls are created by filling a hollow
blister and backing it with mother-of-pearl. Pictured below is a pair
ofheart -shape mabe cultured pearl earrings trimmed in 14K gold braid.
Pictured below is a rectangular mabe pearl set in a 14K gold ring.
Watch out for mabe pearls with plastic backings.
If the mabe is mounted in a ring, earrings, or brooch, it is almost
impossible to see the backing. But usually these less-quality mabes
have thin nacre and thus low luster.
Submitted by
Judith Isaacson
GIA Pearl Gemologist
Maurice Goldman Fine
Mabe pearl size starts at 10 mm and can be as large as 20 mmPictured below is a black tahitian cultured mabe pearl blister
set in a 14K brooch. Note the iridescence, orient and play of colors - all natural. The pearl is one piece with a blister pearl in the middle.
Mabe (sometimes spelled mobe)
pearls are flat bottomed and are always mounted in rings or earrings.
Mabe pearls are grown in different shapes. Pictured below are a pair of
pair-shape white mabe cultured pearl and diamond earrings.
Mabe pearls are assembled pearls, produced by the oyster
Pteria penguin. Usually
half-round shape, these fragile pearls are created by filling a hollow
blister and backing it with mother-of-pearl. Pictured below is a pair
ofheart -shape mabe cultured pearl earrings trimmed in 14K gold braid.
Pictured below is a rectangular mabe pearl set in a 14K gold ring.
Watch out for mabe pearls with plastic backings.
If the mabe is mounted in a ring, earrings, or brooch, it is almost
impossible to see the backing. But usually these less-quality mabes
have thin nacre and thus low luster.
Submitted by
Judith Isaacson
GIA Pearl Gemologist
Maurice Goldman Fine
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