Today's items:
1) A Sharp UX-P200 fax machine. I bought it for, I think, $60. Now it can be yours for only $15. I have never used it! Not once! I thought I would be faxing things all day long while 10,000 Maniacs played in the background, but life doesn't always work out the way you think it will.
Anyway ... I think it works. If it doesn't, you can return it to my customer service department and I'll give you a refund. But if you don't buy it, I'm just going to toss it in the trash, so get on the bus and start faxing your resume out.
2) A collapsible bookshelf. I believe it's made out of MDF with a birchy laminate finish (meaning, it looks like real wood, but is probably not). It's got three shelves and stands 38 inches tall and 30 inches wide. The shelves fold up and the sides fold in and, magically, the whole thing is flat and easily transportable. No assembly required. When unfolded, it's a nice sturdy little bookcase. It can be yours for only $10. It's got a little bit of cosmetic damage (scratches and the like), but its construction is solid.
I'm located in lower Manhattan, near almost all the major train lines. Come pick up one of these lovely items before they go in the trash.
PM or email me through the boards if you're interested.
1) A Sharp UX-P200 fax machine. I bought it for, I think, $60. Now it can be yours for only $15. I have never used it! Not once! I thought I would be faxing things all day long while 10,000 Maniacs played in the background, but life doesn't always work out the way you think it will.
Anyway ... I think it works. If it doesn't, you can return it to my customer service department and I'll give you a refund. But if you don't buy it, I'm just going to toss it in the trash, so get on the bus and start faxing your resume out.
2) A collapsible bookshelf. I believe it's made out of MDF with a birchy laminate finish (meaning, it looks like real wood, but is probably not). It's got three shelves and stands 38 inches tall and 30 inches wide. The shelves fold up and the sides fold in and, magically, the whole thing is flat and easily transportable. No assembly required. When unfolded, it's a nice sturdy little bookcase. It can be yours for only $10. It's got a little bit of cosmetic damage (scratches and the like), but its construction is solid.
I'm located in lower Manhattan, near almost all the major train lines. Come pick up one of these lovely items before they go in the trash.
PM or email me through the boards if you're interested.