I second both of you-
For me, searching through a bin of random photo parts is fun. I'm making a
small profit so far this year, but it does not take into account time or gas
money.
As for Technik Camera, they would have done better if they would have sold that
Nikon FA grip on ebay themselves instead of selling it to me for $5. (it went
for $63)
Tom Scales wrote:
>
> The key is to not factor in your time <g>. I enjoy it as a part of my
> hobby, and, hey, as a funding mechanism, every piece counts.
>
> Tom
>
> > One one begins to factor in their time selling small items on eBay, it
> > begins to look like not a very cost effective way of going about things.
> > For example, I just can't image how Technik Camera in Colorado can
> > justify the small little items they auction.
> >
> > Gary Reese
> > Las Vegas, NV
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