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Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 19, 2008 • 8:33 pm
by Bjyman
Eh what was your maximum bid going to be? I just realized I'm getting the game as well as the novel. Dang!

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 19, 2008 • 9:21 pm
by Bafitis
No kidding, it was a package deal??? I wonder what would make someone get rid of them like that???

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 20, 2008 • 2:36 am
by Bjyman
Yeah
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Crazy!!!

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 20, 2008 • 10:50 am
by adninsreaction
Actually..after reading the beginning of the thread, I wouldn't have won the auction over you. lol I wasn't going to go any higher than $45 for the bundle...and that's with shipping. I have 5 copies of the game already, but I only have one of the books. I was hoping to snag that auction so I could put the book with a bundle/collectors package for my friend Steve (MacMalden on this board). I have a copy of Overseer coming to the house soon and all I will need to complete his collectors box will be a copy of Martian Memorandum and a copy of UAKM the Novel.

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 20, 2008 • 8:19 pm
by Bafitis
Nice going Bjyman... You've definitely made out on this deal, I'm sure of it...

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 21, 2008 • 1:49 pm
by adninsreaction
Hell yes he did. Game and book....geez...the book alone could go for $42. I think that's about how much I paid for my copy off of Amazon.

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 21, 2008 • 5:17 pm
by Gunslinger
A while back I bid on the UAKM novel on ebay (and won). This was before they hid bidders handles. Now that I think about it, the person I was bidding against could very well have been Jen. The handle looked like something Jen would have. I won't mention the whole handle name here for privacy sake. Jen, does your ebay handle have Jen in it (if you don't mind me asking)? If my assumption is correct, thanks Jen, for letting me win it!!! :D

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 21, 2008 • 7:05 pm
by Bjyman
Man the winning bidders must have gotten a lot of abuse.

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 21, 2008 • 7:27 pm
by Jen
If it looks like a board member, I won't bid hot and heavy. I think I let nerkolllen (???) Winn, and a few others get a copy.

And yes.....I'm a freak !!!! :wink:

...is Rick Lotter a member here?

Just asking.


cheers

PS Blair....that's a really nice looking copy too. No bends, and whiting that I could see. GREAT condition.

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 22, 2008 • 12:15 am
by Jack Vanian
Hey the backside of your version of the UAKM novel looks amazing. My german version looks pretty boring without any pictures, but as long as the novel itself rocks :mrgreen: Oh yeah and it definately rocks!!!
I was surprised though, I got UAKM and Pandora pretty cheap some years back on Ebay, since they were released by one of the biggest and most reputated bookpublishers in Germany, it was kind of surprising but cool at the same time to see someone like that would publish something like UAKM and Pandora.

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 22, 2008 • 3:52 pm
by Bafitis
That's the thing Von, you got them some years back... Now it is almost impossible to find the Novels on eBay... Some times you luck out like Bjyman did, but I had to fetch my novels on Amazon...

Re: Just won an Under A Killing Moon novel off Ebay for $42

Posted: May 24, 2008 • 1:39 am
by Mr. Thomas Malloy
If you're the collecting type sure, I'd certainly pay for a copy at $42. I read both of the books through the Columbus library. They actually had a few copies, and would you believe that I had to be put on a reserve list to get Pandora. Just thought I'd mention that. I wonder how many people enjoyed the books that never laid eyes on the game?