eBay My World: rfenterprise( 966)

I have been collecting vintage computers and books for the past 10 years. I own 3 KIM-1, 5 Synertek SYM-1, 1 COSMAC ELF, 5 Heathkit ET-3400, 3 AIM 65, 3 SDK-86, 2 SDK-85 and a very rare 1976 Motorola HEP KIT Educator II.

KIM-1, synertek SYM-1, COSMAC ELF, Heathkit ET-3400, AIM 65, SDK-86, SDK-85, 1976 Motorola HEP

KIM-1, AIM 65, SYM-1, Heathkit EC-1, COSMAC

KIM-1, synertek SYM-1, COSMAC ELF, Heathkit ET-3400, AIM 65, SDK-86, SDK-85, 1976 Motorola HEP

I sell a lot of vintage computer items such as the KIM-1, Synertek SYM-1 and AIM 65. I have even sold an analog Heathkit EC-1 and I still have 2 more of this at home. I have experience repairing these computers. I test out my computers before I sell them. I am honest. Unlike my competitors who are ALWAYS copying me, I don't just talk. I am an expert at these items. I don't try to exagerate an item I am selling. I tell the truth. Every book I sell have an image of the exact book you will be getting. No half truths here. You are entitled to see the item you are buying. Even amazon or borders lets you see the book cover you are buying. I do not read other people's auctions. They copy mine but do not admit it. I am OK with that. What I am not OK with are those marketing gurus who try to undercut my price by a few pennies.and then exagerate what they are selling. I can just imagine them sitting at home sulking and plotting to subortage other sellers auction because of pure envy and jealousy