If you can't afford them, and you don't know what you're looking at, just pass the deal on to someone that does. You don't know enough about pinball to convey accurate descriptions, and the trouble you will face when one of your deals goes south won't be worth the effort for the few bucks you'll make.

So, you're not making money for your effort, just getting a pin for your effort? Right. If you don't know what a CV goes for, or a MB, or a MM, and you don't have the skills to do some very basic Googling, you don't have the skills to accuratly sell these games.

You are 100% right, I wouldn't touch this with a 10ft pole.

BS. If you were trying to help, you would have passed the deal on to a Pinsider, you stated very clearly you weren't interested. You are trying to be a broker middleman to score yourself a free pin. That's not helping, that's capitalism. Not saying there is anything wrong with trying to make some money (which you are trying to do BTW), but don't pretend you are doing everyone here a big favor.

Again, I'm sure there is plenty of interest. However, in my experience, people who are extremely hesitant to give out prices are like that for one reason, the prices are super high and they want top dollar. If this guy wanted nothing for the games, he wouldn't be able to wait to tell you the prices.

So, we've got no pics, bad descriptions, a seller who doesn't want to give out any prices, a middleman broker trying to score a free pin... Thanks SO much for doing Pinsiders a favor!

Sorry for the pissing match, good luck with the sales!