Can any one tell me what the simpson meltdown fruit machine is worth theres one on ebay fully working at £70 atm plus £70 delivery you think thats bout right price?
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Posted 26 November 2008 - 11:59 PM
Can any one tell me what the simpson meltdown fruit machine is worth theres one on ebay fully working at £70 atm plus £70 delivery you think thats bout right price?
Do you like the game? Is it worth £70 for you to spend or not? Does it work?
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Posted 27 November 2008 - 12:11 AM
i guess im not to bothered just wondered what sorta price you guys had seen it go for before
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Posted 27 November 2008 - 12:17 AM
£70 for the machine, depending on the stake / prize options, is a good price in my opinion. However, £70 delivery seems a little steep, unless it's coming cross-country.
If the Meltdown is in *good* condition (mechanically sound, physically good for age), and with different stake / prize options includes, it's a very good price.
If it's a beaten to shite, worn out 5p/£5 example, with peoples names scratched into the paintwork, flaky PSU and knackered mainboard (battery leakage), it's at the upper end of what it's worth.
If the Meltdown is in *good* condition (mechanically sound, physically good for age), and with different stake / prize options includes, it's a very good price.
If it's a beaten to shite, worn out 5p/£5 example, with peoples names scratched into the paintwork, flaky PSU and knackered mainboard (battery leakage), it's at the upper end of what it's worth.
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Posted 27 November 2008 - 12:27 AM
Yeah your right Delivery prolly bout right price as its liek 440 miles here and back Seems to be in good condition only says 25p/£25 tho il just see what its at by the end thanks for ya help tho.
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Posted 01 December 2008 - 11:26 PM
I Recently Sold A Meltdown, In Mint Condition, Fully Working For 100.00
Paid 20.00 For It Though, But Ebay Is Unpredictable, And Got A Nice Little Profit From That.,lol
Paid 20.00 For It Though, But Ebay Is Unpredictable, And Got A Nice Little Profit From That.,lol
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Posted 07 December 2008 - 08:07 PM
that is a fairly decent price. you should go for it.
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Posted 08 December 2008 - 12:48 PM
it went for £250 without delivery rather over priced 
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Posted 08 December 2008 - 04:04 PM
that is very overpriced. someone got ripped off lol.
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Posted 08 December 2008 - 08:08 PM
Its like most things when being auctioned it only needs to people to really want your item i you get a little bidding war, there are times when no one will want it tho thats when people get there bargains,
I was speaking to a guy few weeks back that sold a fruity via is local paper for £250 but on ebay he would have got £80 max he said reason for this was because person who bought it had no plans of buying one at first they just so happened to be looking at the local buy and sell and fancied it as a money box so they really had no idea how much it was worth, when you list on ebay however people that view there have done a search so tend to know what they want to buy before searching if you get me lol
I was speaking to a guy few weeks back that sold a fruity via is local paper for £250 but on ebay he would have got £80 max he said reason for this was because person who bought it had no plans of buying one at first they just so happened to be looking at the local buy and sell and fancied it as a money box so they really had no idea how much it was worth, when you list on ebay however people that view there have done a search so tend to know what they want to buy before searching if you get me lol
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