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Should I list the greenboards W/ the scrap CPU's? Or greenboards and CPUs separately?

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  1. 03-15-2013, 11:28 AM #1
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    I don't do ebay but from what I see you may want to have a picture of the items on a scale with the weight showing. Also you list three things...cpus, boards and gold board scrap...i only see two pictures in your ad. Not to be picky but if this is your first foray into ewaste you may want to do some reading here before listing things you are not familiar with. Also you say there are daughter boards in the other description..but I don't see any...then again my eyes aren't what they use to be. Hope this came across ok and not like I was being prick...btw welcome to the forums.

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    No, I think I understand what you are saying - I would way rather be super-accurate so as to avoid any disputes later down the road. Maybe I should separate the daughterboards/cards/etc. from the motherboards, and take a picture of the 2 piles - people like to see exactly what they are getting. . . I know I do! Thanks for the feedback.
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