To: TokyoMex who wrote (3159 ) 3/29/1998 7:20:00 PM From: TokyoMex Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 34592
My experience on ONSL ONSL stock went bullistic,, from when we mentioned to our SA members in Jan at 16 ,,after it's fall from 32.. and I can see why the street gives ONSL such a high valuation .. no overhead,,drop shipping,, sheer profit and out standing GM. I finally decided to buy something from ONSL via their auction ... If you play smart it's easy to get in the list and still pay the lowest price..onsale.com then choose the item you wish to purchase.. -Then look for the auction dead line.. -Look at the quantity being offered ,,this is the key ,, if 25 are offered ,, all you have to do is be in that 25 best offer list,,and not necesssarily have to be the highest bidder... For instance ,, a 21" monitor new is $2,777 but the current highest bid is 1,150 and lowest is 975 and there are 8 ..find the price where you want to pay and go in beteen or stay at the bottom ,,but keep moving up to next lowest ,, in order to just make the cut line.. as auctions come to close,, going .. going .. will flash ,,and you will see some juggling going on between the bidders,,Yankee Auction it's called.. just keep staying on enough to stay in the top 8 list,,auction ends when the last bid stays inactive more than 5 minutes.. so for same item ,, you could get it by paying say 995 rather than 1,150 . -One note of caution ,, pre-register,, so you can use express order button , it might take too long to register while trying to buy an item .. also who ever buys more than 1 quantity has priority over another buyer offering same price.. I found this a cheap and fast way to buy with out going to the store and you can choose the delivery speed,, also it has no questions asked 30 day return policy and manf warranty ,,or you can buy extra time... Good luck ..