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    dude you can get the no communication one off your account...talk with customer service and show the evidence. If you are selling on Ebay and say I am also selling locally, that doesn't fly...it may actually be against the TOS since technically if they win the auction, it is a CONTRACT....that thing goes both ways and if enough money or the right item is involved you can get SUED for performance on that. If you list on Ebay, then list it on Ebay, if you want to sell local, then do that...can't have your cake and eat it too....they will KILL your feedback score...and rightly so.

    Every once in awhile you get a negative...all you can do it state your case, get it reviewed, or hell, refund it if the hassle is not worth the $$$....and that happens sometimes. But 1 negative here or there will not hurt you...if you get several and only have say 30 feedback, then yep, that is bad.



    Part the things out...the reason I would think the hard drives are not being found is they are ANCIENT...hard drive degrade, so do the cables...that is the culprit alot of times. Anyways....part that sucker out, but let anyone know that is buying that motherboard that you are not sure if the hard drives are bad or the connector on the MB...unless you have a spare SCSI HD laying around.

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