[rescue] Oh, and I still...

[Wes Will]

It's first come, and Walter Belger from the Netherlands has made an
interrogative.  If he doesn't get back to me with details soon, it's yours.
 I'll need an address and a preferred shipping method to figure postage for
you frpom the 62901 zip code.

I've never done a paypal money exchange before, but I suspect it isn't too
hard to do, that would be acceptable.  Or snail mail a money order (or a
shipping label via snail- or e- mail if you already have an account with
somebody) for the postage amount.  It's in an antistatic bag, inside a box,
which will go in a padded envelope.

I'm throwing in the fibre cable, prep pads, and ends that came with it, it
has never been used, brand new condition.  Might have been in a slot a time
or two but they never ran the fibre pipe over here to the desktop.

--
wes will

At 03:04 PM 11/23/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>hi wes - if its still up for grabs id like it - thanks -- billp
>
>On Tuesday, Nov 23, 2004, at 13:19 US/Eastern, Wes Will wrote:
>
>> ...have that 605-1494 fibre transceiver card for free plus the cost of
>> shipping it (USPS, whatever you like), if anybody needs fibre in their 
>> Sun
>> diet.
>>
>> --
>> Wes Will
>>
>> LINUX _is_ user friendly. It's just picky about who its friends are.
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