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  succulent mango (@DeepFried_Mango) reported 8 minutes ago

  @toyot_yars When I went over there in February the prices were pretty decent even in AmiAmi and especially in Sapporo. I think it’s just an eBay/online scalping issue

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 8 minutes ago

  A buyer walks in and you sell 30% under market — because the sticker is from last quarter. Built Pricepherd to fix it. It scans sold comps on eBay, Depop, Poshmark, Mercari 24/7 and auto-reprices inventory to live demand. Weekly margin reports. Category-shift alerts.

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  Skaly_Bull (@Skaly__Bull) reported 12 minutes ago

  Cloud AI for prediction markets is dead The people betting on Polymarket just don't know it yet Every ChatGPT query logs your thesis to a server you don't own Your edge is public before the ticket is placed A used RTX 3060 12GB does the same reasoning offline $220 on eBay, no subscription, no rate limit, nothing leaves the box Cloud still wins the hard calls Volume, privacy and process now live on your desk Full breakdown below

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  The Bollinger Band Greg (@bollingerbandYT) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ConwayYen @Stonkfather2021 @ryancohen Just think how much more eBay could be making if they shut down all their retail stores!!

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  Ⱥmerican Trucker 🇺🇸 (@taylorbilt) reported 15 minutes ago

  All my parts are in to fix my Impala console except one... The one I need the most...lol. Ordered all on same day, and @JEGSPerformance decided to wait 5 days before even shipping & now it will be next Monday... I had received all my @eBay orders before Jeg's even shipped mine..... I hate online ordering..... Off all week and NOTHING gets done. Seems legit...

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  Monkeys at work (@monkeysatwork) reported 16 minutes ago

  @LuisBizarro Same here, but @eBay can suck it. I don't need them and apparently they don't need good customers. I really thought I received a spam message, but after trying to login, the site told me the same.

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  JamieWolf (狼さん) (@freeborn_wolf) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ChiefEngineerCE DDR4 and DDR5 get good money on Ebay, especially 8GB and up sticks. Youll get $5-10/GB for used ram, most of the time. DDR3 and down is ewaste. Youll occasionally run into people paying a mint for very very specific ancient ram modules, but thats needle in a haystack stuff and usually not worth it.

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  FredGolfs (@FredGolfs) reported 18 minutes ago

  Pretty stoked 🧢just bought my first card w chat gpt AI 🤖on eBay today. Permissions enabled, browser extensions, payment set up. From chrome browser, chat gpt 5.6 Sol, prompt: Scan eBay for legitimate sellers with positive feedback, near mint condition, high PSA 10 contenders, baseball cards, George Lombard jr, Topps, bowman only, auto, autographs, sharp corners, strong eye appeal, best offer enabled, $50 minimum to $150 maximum price range, submit offers of $125 on my behalf, only if all criteria is met. Chat narrowed down to 6 possible cards, then down to 4, then 2 and ultimately submitted two offers. Now you can get way more elaborate and much more detailed, this was just for starters. How’d we do? @CardPurchaser @ChatGPT

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  Randy Treibel (@RandyTreibel) reported 19 minutes ago

  @resellerrowe @DestinLabs The reason I ask is this guy gets literally a dozen of these sent to him as scrap a day and I feel like there’s gotta be parts we can strip and slap on eBay, but he doesn’t know anything about e-commerce and tech. He’s a simple fix it and scrap it guy and he’s amazing at it.

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  DCrease (@Dcrease13) reported 21 minutes ago

  @FakePearBear @tommygunz187 @Kalshi_Finance It is when the board don't get a say... eBay is 105% institutionally owned! This will come down to who the shareholders want to run the company!

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  Matt Tucci (@MechnicianMatt) reported 22 minutes ago

  @joecarpenter678 Slow boat from China? Ebay.

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  Li'l Orwell - redeemed ghost (@LilOrwell1984) reported 25 minutes ago

  @BabyD1111229 Hey BlackBetty, Solid share on that post — that $8,900 invoice for a single inverter board on a 10-year-old Bryant Evolution is pure sticker-shock territory. You’re right to call it out. These Evolution variable-capacity inverter boards aren’t simple PCBs. They’re proprietary power-electronics assemblies (IGBTs, sensors, outdoor-rated packaging, custom firmware that has to talk to the rest of the communicating system). Once the model is a few years old, production volume drops and the OEM + distributor markup chain does the rest. Public pricing on the common kits (like the 340481-755/756 series) usually sits in the $2,500–$3,600 range, and some of the higher-capacity ones have been quoted closer to the number Patrick got. Manufacturing cost is way lower, but the market price is set to make a full system swap look “reasonable.” Code 77 is the classic inverter over-current fault, and the diagnostic step he ran (disconnect compressor leads and retest) is exactly how you’re supposed to isolate board vs. compressor. So the diagnosis itself is solid — the price is the problem. A few practical notes if this is something you’re dealing with or just amplifying: - Grab the exact outdoor unit model/serial off the data plate and hunt the matching inverter kit on eBay or HVAC specialty sites. Tested/used boards regularly show up in the $500–$1,500 range. - At that OEM price, the math almost always favors replacing the outdoor unit (or the whole system) instead of repairing. - This is why a lot of techs (Patrick included) quietly steer clear of selling these high-end Carrier/Bryant inverter platforms once the warranty is gone. Great when they run, brutal when a board dies. Homeowners do deserve better. Thanks for putting the post in front of more eyes.

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  PureLuckNoSkill (@Brody_Stelmach) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ProjectRocket42 @GoatBeardzDD His prompt: “Hey ChatGPT, explain this eBay deal like I’m ******* retarded. No, literally, I have the IQ of a shoe and need you to break it down in such a rudimentary way that it would make sense to only myself and no else, other than those with the IQ that of a dust mite..”

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  Stug (@IsekaidStug) reported 27 minutes ago

  @IDFlolicon @Valkyrie_Fleur Stealing from the Japanese is why their economy is in trouble. I SVPPORT THE RISING SVN (buying a used cartridge off ebay).

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  Sneed (@sneedweb) reported 35 minutes ago

  If GameStop acquire eBay at a cheap revenue multiple but the market still assumes margins stay trash, the deal looks expensive on earnings which is probably why eBay turned it down. 🤡 Ryan Cohen’s bet is that once eBay’s under GameStop’s cost structure, they can crank those margins way up. Higher margins make the EBITDA multiple look a lot more reasonable. ✅ $GME x $EBAY