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Eddie - I'll admit!  At first, I thought you had a well scripted (highly automated) way of posting status messages on this board for relevant Ebay listings (catalogs, tools of focus, etc.).  Then, I figured out your post had to much "personal touch" and was not likely automated/scripted.  Then, I realize you have so much volume in Ebay status updates on this board it would be impossible for a person to keep up without automation.  Then, I see you remember some level of detail no automation could capture..................and I go back and forth.

You either have the most sophisticated Ebay listing tracking system I've ever seen (and with a personality I might add) - OR - as I suspect is the case, your brain is capable of tracking so much more detail day-to-day than mine. 

How you do this day-to-day with such volume amazes me, and I appreciate it.

Thanks for the praise.

I do have a method for postings, but it is my secret :) Since January there have been way too many interesting wrenches on ebay and I simply don't have the patience to list them. Catalogs are much more managable.

I have a decent memory for some things (like Bob W wants 4" adjustables, Papaw wants alligators etc), but I can't always remember who wants what. I know some guys want Plomb pebbles or Williams ribbed, but it just takes too long to look at all the wrench auctions.

I'm just glad I can help some of you guys out.

Eddie. Your heads up posts are a big help and I do appreciate them. Many thanks, Jim

Jim
It's my pleasure.

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