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lauher 31 Oct 2008
#1
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


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Orchid 31 Oct 2008
#2
Joe a few of my auctions made your list! How cool is that? If anyone wants to see what we have up now we are using erestraints as our eBay user ID. Same people as erestraint, but we are not using our good account in the current eBay enviroment.

By the way how does everyone feel about all the changes eBay has made this year?

Orchid

http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/erestraints
joe tanner 31 Oct 2008
#3
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
EBAY & all their changes SUCK !!! can't put NAZI - RAILROAD LOCKS OR KEYS --SLAVE era items -- etc etc .. they are apart of HISTORY..... they want to DICTATE (DICTATORSHIP) & MADATE what payments & how they are made etc etc thru THEIR ONWED -- PAYAPL system....hiding bidders names & email addresses ONLY to protect that no one can buy OFF EBAY.... so on & so on ..... NEXT will be -- BUYERS will be CHARGED to use PAYPAL... probably 10 cents to start with & we all know how that goes.....OH ya - the writing is on the wall..... joe
Ron Spitz 31 Oct 2008
#4
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
When John McCain was asked who he would appoint as Secretary of the Treasury, his answer was Meg Whitman comes to mind.

Ron
Kevin Connolly 31 Oct 2008
#5
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
When asked of Obammy Hussein, he said he didn't know. He hasn't been the country long enough.
Anonymous 31 Oct 2008
#6
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
Kevin

At least I heard McCain say what he said and not some made up crap that you have posted.

Ron
Ron Spitz 31 Oct 2008
#7
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
I forgot to list my name on the last posting. When you do this your name comes up as Anonymous and I am not Anonymous.

Ron
Kevin Connolly 31 Oct 2008
#8
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
Ron,

Do you remember "I don't remember Rev Wright saying that". That kind of crap? Or Momma NObommo, "This is the first time (age 41) in my lfe I'm proud to be an American". That crap?

Either way, this is going to be deleted. I just saw an uncalled for political post and I challenged it. Stick to what you know, I think, handcuffs.

My job is done here.
Ron Spitz 31 Oct 2008
#9
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
Kevin,

My statement was not a political statement. It was a reply to the policies in a previous post about eBay. Meg is the founder and CEO of eBay.

So with your statements I wonder who has the narrower mind. I agree with you that Joe should deleate this crap.

Ron
GS 68 31 Oct 2008
#10
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
Hey Orchid

Why not throw in a pair of your used bras and panties with every sale of a collector cuff?

That way, the buyers can get three antique items for the price of one.
Orchid 01 Nov 2008
#11
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
I do like to wear retro undies, but I am not sure if your post is meant to be kind?

Orchid
Atlanta*Casting 01 Nov 2008
#12
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
How about a new section, we could maybe call it "low sellers and no sellers"

260300671007 tower cuffs / Sold - $29.00


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0300671007



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260301425459 H&R key / $3.50 no sale

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0301425459&



What do you think?
Edgeplay_Cgo 01 Nov 2008
#13
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
Dammit! Now you’ve got me regretting all the great deals I could have had. I know, woulda, coulda, shoulda.

The low balls are interesting too. Ah, the opportunities missed.
Unknown / guest 01 Nov 2008
#14
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
Joe,

The ban on Nazi stuff has been there for a long time. They say it is in response to the laws in Europe, where that stuff is severely controlled. I think their loopy liberalism has as much to do with it. Their ban on firearms RELATED stuff is a real PITA. You can’t sell a holster, ferchrissakes! Is there a new ban on slave stuff? There seems to be the usual run of Genuine Indian Fake Slave Shackles on sale.

EBay has become a particular PITA for sellers. Their new Feedback sanctions make it very easy for a small seller to be suspended for a single –FB. DSR stars make it easy to get hit if some moron thinks your free shipping is too expensive, or reads eBay's directions that call four stars good, while eBay suspends you for a 4.3 rating. The inability of sellers to post –FB has destroyed the value of feedback altogether, and made the place more susceptible to buyer blackmail and fraud.

I don't mind PayPal in general, but they now sometimes hold sellers' fees for 21 days, while still insisting you ship. I don't expect to see buyer's fees from PayPal. They'll raise seller fees if necessary. That makes it invisible to buyers.

They have made eBay a risky place for sellers to do business. I backed off from my sales, for personal logistic reasons (a fancy way of saying “too busy”) last year, and am reluctant to start up again. Why risk wasting all the time to post a bunch of stuff, only to have some numpty get you suspended. I may miss the Christmas season.

EBay has really screwed up their operation, IMnsHO.

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Anonymous 02 Nov 2008
#15
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
On the upside, it helps to reduce the blatantly misleading and dishonest keyword spamming put forth by some of the low-lifes posing as "experts" on ebay.
Tremex 02 Nov 2008
#16
Happy Halloween

The top item is a Bean legiron from the Swan Galleries. It is stamped with Houdini's name and is said to have been owned by Houdini.

Number two is a nice Bean Giant which sold for a bit more than I expected.

Joe


http://handcuffs.org/auctions.html
Paypal can't charge fees to buyers, at last in France. The rules concerning the payments with credit cards strictly forbid any additional fees, for the act to pay itself. Only the tag's price (but fees can be integrated in these ...).

eBay evolve bad, yes. But what others solutions could I find ? Handcuffs don't have the efficient networks available for stamps or fossils. Not the same market too.