Quoted from snyper2099:Maybe you could somehow convince others in the thread you are not just a common flipper though... but I doubt it.
WTF dude? Someone piss in your coffee? Start another thread if you're that unhappy with my posts, so this one doesn't get clogged up. But before you do...
If being a flipper means losing money on most games, sometimes a good amount, or passing it on FOR THE SAME PRICE I bought it for after owning it for a short period of time (working on it, shopping it, fixing issues), then I would be a flipper. I have a lot of connections, and find a lot of games. I rarely make any money when I sell them anymore, because I never exploit pricing. Look at my ads, and compare them with others.
There are plenty of other people that post in this thread that actually do flip games, and own pinball businesses like you. I do not, so go start shit with them. If I want a game, I go buy it. If I don't want it a month or three later, I pass it on to someone else, often at a loss.
Quoted from snyper2099:When you go buy the games are you like tingling nervous and stuff like what if they change their mind and you can’t flip the game for some horrific reason?
I'm tingling nervous with excitement. I don't "flip" games, and usually pay full asking price. So I'm never concerned with the rest of your stupid question.
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Quoted from snyper2099:“Bringing a game home” is completely different than cramming as many as you can fit into a storage unit and only focusing on buying what you know you can flip.
Did you actually read other posts? I'm in the middle of buying a new house that can accommodate more pins. That is the ONLY reason I've had a storage unit for the last 6 months or so, and why I've referenced said storage unit above. I don't customarily own or maintain a storage unit. I usually fold them up and put them in my garage if space is scarce.
Quoted from snyper2099:I would be willing to wager that most that were able to in this thread have given quite a few pinball things away at some point.
A "few pinball things"? I've given away whole games dude. Some fully-working. For free and I ate the money I paid for it, and my time for getting and fixing it. I'm not talking about some bullshit trinket mod, a slingshot plastic or a keyfob. I love the hobby, and I like to help people out.