besides ebay, where can i buy kids incoporated 1983-84 products with out bidding?
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I THINK EBAY IS YOUR BEST BET BUT YOU CAN ADVERTISE IN NEWS PAPER AS WELL BUT IT MAY PROVE TO BE EXPENSIVE AND YOU MAY NOT GET THIS ANYWAY
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ebay or a local auction site in your country
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ebay is the best bet I think
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Check local thrift stores and consignment shops.\nTalk with those who deal in electronics.  I've discovered many useful computer systems (Gateway 2000s', PowerMacs) for around $20-$50 each.  Even bought a few.  They work great with old software from ebay with the kids' ages you have.
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Try Craigs list, everything is for sale there and it is a world wide site.
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At the Salvation Army. Most of my daughters' toys are from there. You can get used toys in very good condition for under a dollar. Just clean them real good once you get them home.\n\nOr garage sales. I know there aren't many sales going on this time of year, but it wouldn't hurt to look in the local newspaper to see if there are any in your area.
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ebay and Craigslist!\nAlso backpage.com
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maybe you could look @\n\nwww.ebay.com\nwww.marktplaats.nl\nwww.bol.com\n\nbut ebay is always good..
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Try ebay or other online shopping outlets.
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ebay is your best shot
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http://www.ebay.com you can find anything
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Try searching EBay for like product sales and offerings.
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You could go through Ebay.  I don't know how much they would go for, but at least you would get *something* for them...\n\nGood luck!
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Check out Craig's List and eBay - good luck!
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You may want to try Ebay.com.... they usually have things that people buy and then they resell them.
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Ebay is a good place to check.
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Try E-Bay that site usually has any and everything you could possibly want.