Selling: Gateway mobo with 133 pentium and ram

[shocksyde]

here's a link to the mobo: http://www.gw2k.com/support/techdocs/references/motherboard/cn0t/cn0t.shtml

it comes with a p133 cpu w/heatsink, and 16 megs of simm ram. if you need more ram i also have 32 more megs of ram. if anyone is interested i will post a price.

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[fourtwenty]

how much with the extra 32m of ram?

[shocksyde]

55 dollars shipped with the ram

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[fourtwenty]

Would you take $40 shipped to Ottawa, Canada?

[shocksyde]

sorry i'd like to keep it in the continental US...sorry.

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[fourtwenty]

I'll never understand the fear of shipping to Canada that you americans have, but it's a free world (more or less), so I guess you can do what you want.

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[shocksyde]

i've heard of things getting trapped in customs and so-on.

[buk]

Shipping to Canada is really not a problem. USPS Parcel (not Priority) rates are reasonable but it takes several days to reach its destination. The big concern is customs. If you declare it as a gift with a value of $5.00, it'll go right through. You won't be able to insure it so the item should be paid for before you ship it and the shipping is at the buyer's risk.

Just my $.02

[commodsquad]

I've sold and shipped a few items to Eli in Canada before and had no problems.. Just make sure you label the package as a "Gift" instead of the other option that is given on the little form you have to fill out. I think it also helps to name every component in the package on that same little form (dont quote me on that..that is just what I did). My experience differs in the fact that I had mine insured but I dont know if the amount was so miniscule that it didnt matter or not..But, yeah the "Gift" thing is what makes the travel thru customs easier at least from my experience.

just my .02 cents too..

[This message has been edited by commodsquad (edited 09-22-2000).]