Texas Instruments (ti) Graphing Calculators

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  1. Jun 5, 2006 at 12:46 AM #1
    Underdog.

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    all for sale SUPER cheap, here are the prices:

    TI-83 Plus (Amount Sold: 1 [Elendil])
    Store Price: $99.99
    My Price: $30.00
    (Without Cover: $20.00) (Amount Sold: 1 [Charlie S])

    TI-83 Plus Silver Edition(Amount Sold: 0)
    Store Price: $109.99 ------ item just discontinued by TI
    My Price: $45.00 ------ increased to $80 due to being discontinued. of course, i can still be haggled.

    TI-84 Plus Silver Edition(Amount Sold: 0)
    Store Price: $129.99
    My Price: $60.00

    Possible to buy in Creds, but i doubt anyone will do that because that'd be a lot of Creds.

    All in fairly good condition and most come LOADED with games (the 83 plus siler and 84 plus silver have about 35 games on there).

    payment through paypal. if you'd like to try and haggle prices, either PM or IM, but nothing unreasonable. this is mainly for those of you going into college or higher math in highschool. sorry about the wriring on the one case, that can easily be removed with fingernail polish remover though, that's just how i got it from the person. along with buying this, if you ever need help programming in BASIC (most of the time to cheat on a test) or if you want more games, let me know and i'll see what i can do.

    PRICE CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE
     
  2. Jun 5, 2006 at 12:51 AM #2
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    how many friends did u steal from.... :P jkz.

    nice calcs.
     
  3. Jun 5, 2006 at 12:55 AM #3
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    hah, no, didn't steal any actually, i had an 83 plus, i said it got fried, got the 83 plus silver, then my house burned down but i had them in my locker but i said they got burned in the fire. so i got another 83 plus, and the other 83 plus (with the wriring on the case) was left on the football field so that wasn't exactly stealing, and the 84 plus silver was from a friend who graduated and didn't plan on going to college so i bought it for $15
     
  4. Jun 5, 2006 at 1:11 AM #4
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    lol that is stealin if you lied like that...man i want to buy on eso i can play games in class lol
     
  5. Jun 5, 2006 at 1:15 AM #5
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    if i stole any, it was the one on the football field, but oh well...anyways, yeah, it's a lot better than math class, or any class for that matter, i PMed you
     
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    47 views, only 4 replies???
     
  7. Jun 5, 2006 at 5:19 AM #7
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    anyone interested?
     
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    probably have much better luck selling on ebay..
     
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    yeah, but it's no my paypal it's being sent to, it's someone who i owe money
     
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    This is crazy cheap for this stuff.
    I'd probably get one if I didn't already have the TI-84+silver.
    Good luck with this; I encourage everybody who doesn't have a TI calculator to jump at this opportunity-- they're great calculators at these prices.
     
  12. Jun 5, 2006 at 2:14 PM #12
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    thanks, now i just wish someone would buy them
     
  13. Jun 5, 2006 at 3:10 PM #13
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    This would go a lot better on eBay.
    But does your "friend" have paypal.
    B/c he could set it up on eBay etc.
     
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    i'd rather not deal with eBay..i'd rather just send it through the mail myself, 1-1, no middle man
     
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