You're as bad as emumovies, your scans are destroying preservation efforts.
The originals can't be found anymore without y'alls dogshit watermarks on them.
Good work.
Seems too good to be true, not sure if they're real.
They all work on my unmodded PS2 so idk.
Not sure if this has been posted here before, but I found this YouTube channel that has a ton of old Teletoon shows archived. Lots of stuff I haven't seen in years like Flight Squad / Animal Crackers / Ned's Newt / Bad dog... Figured some people here might appreciate the nostalgia.
I've been buying big console bundles by scouting listings / advertising as a pawn shop for about a month now and made a few thousands in profit from it.
I used to bend over backward and do home deliveries for people, spending all night riding the metro / bus to and from deals.
I've stopped doing that entirely, now this is how i operate :
Everyone meets me at the downtown metro station between 18h00 and 19h00 or no deal. If they no show, cancel last minute or haggle on the spot, they're getting blocked. If you offer anything less than listing price, i'm not even replying.
I do not accept electronic payments, cash only.
The spot i meet people at has 4 atms and will force them to withdraw money or no deal.
I'm curious to know how other resellers operate.
The big ones i've met don't even leave their shop anymore for buying or selling.
Qu'est-ce qui va lui arriver?
Elle va recevoir une médaille de bravoure ou un congé payer?
I repair / sell games and small electronics online, stuff that fit inside small padded envelopes.
My competitors only charge $3-$5 for shipping.
The best rate i can get is $19 with canada post for an 80g item inside my own 26x19cm envelope.
Fedex / ups charge me around $40 for the same thing.
How are people getting such good rates on shipping?
I can't figure out where this goes, i looked at a few teardowns and none have that.