Gary Reese <pcacala@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> It should sell in the range of US$470 to $499.
> Whether it does or not is anyone's guess, but
> it is fun to play a guessing game.
Okay, Gary, since you mentioned it, let's make a contest out of it! The
person who guess the closest to the final price will win a roll of his/her
favorite film (maximum value = US$7.00). The rules are:
1. Only ONE entry per list member. If you try and enter more than once,
ALL of your entries will be voided.
2. You MUST enter a specific dollar figure (e.g. "$479.98" NOT "$470 to
$480")
3. The entry closest to the highest bid wins, whether it's higher or lower
than the actual highest bid, and whether or not the reserve is met.
4. In the case of a tie, the person who submits the first entry (as shown
by the message header) wins!
5. Entries MUST be submitted via private e-mail to me with the word
"CONTEST" as the subject. Do NOT reply to this message and clog the
mailing list with entries! You can click on this link to enter:
mailto:coneill@xxxxxxxxxxx?subject=CONTEST
6. Since the auction closes at 3:20 am on March 26th, this contest closes
at 11:59 pm on March 25th. That way, nobody can blame ME for staying up
too late that night. Besides, that will prevent anyone from trying to
enter the contest right after the auction closes! (Grin!)
7. The decision of the judge (Me!) is final! No fair b*tching if you
don't win!
8. The winner will be announced on the mailing list on March 26th.
9. The prize will be mailed to the winner sometime early in April.
So, there ya go! Good luck, everyone!
Regards,
Chris
P.S. No fair sniping the auction just to win the film! :-)))
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