Clearing out - Various stuff for sale

Nuro

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We are emigrating in a couple of months, and need to start clearing out a lot of stuff we cannot take with. I will update this post with more as we work through everything and remove others when it's been sold. Prices are negotiable within reason.

Item name (be very descriptive): Samsung DA-E670 2.1 channel speaker dock (Bluetooth, Airplay, Aux, Wifi, Ethernet etc)
Age and condition: 10 years, couple of scuff marks on the top.
Do you include packaging: No
Warranty: No
Reason for selling: Emigrating
Price: R600
Negotiable: Yes
Location: Melville (Johannesburg)
Shipping or collection: Collection

Item name (be very descriptive): HP Color Laserjet 179fnw
Age and condition: 1.5 years, good condition. Needs black toner.
Do you include packaging: No
Warranty: No
Reason for selling: Immigrating
Price: R3000
Negotiable: Yes
Location: Melville (Johannesburg)
Shipping or collection: Collection

Item name (be very descriptive): Yamaha F310 guitar with stand
Age and condition: 5 years, excellent condition.
Do you include packaging: No
Warranty: No
Reason for selling: Emigrating
Price: R1100
Negotiable: Yes
Location: Melville (Johannesburg)
Shipping or collection: Collection

Item name (be very descriptive): BnB Bike rack, space for 3 bikes (boot strap on kind).
Age and condition: 5 years, good condition.
Do you include packaging: No
Warranty: No
Reason for selling: Emigrating
Price: R500
Negotiable: Yes
Location: Melville (Johannesburg)
Shipping or collection: Collection
 

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'To emigrate' means to leave your own country and go and live in another country, permanently.
'To immigrate' means to enter and settle in a foreign country, permanently.
In short: emigrate = leave (think 'ex...') , immigrate = enter (think 'in...')
 
Removed TVs (sold), added guitar. Changed the reason to emigrating...:cool:
 
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'To emigrate' means to leave your own country and go and live in another country, permanently.
'To immigrate' means to enter and settle in a foreign country, permanently.
In short: emigrate = leave (think 'ex...') , immigrate = enter (think 'in...')
So if someone leaves this country they are emigrating and if they enter another they are immigrating?
So when you're emigrating, then you are immigrating as well? Unless you're not planning to live anywhere?
What is the relevance to the sale? Or is this a moment to up your dopamine levels?
 
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So if someone leaves this country they are emigrating and if they enter another they are immigrating?
So when your you're emigrating, then you are immigrating as well? Unless your you're not planning to live anywhere?
What is the relevance to the sale? Or is this a moment to up your dopamine levels?
FTFY
 
So if someone leaves this country they are emigrating and if they enter another they are immigrating?
Correct.
So when your emigrating, then you are immigrating as well? unless your not planning to live anywhere?
So when you're emigrating, then you are immigrating as well? Unless you're not planning to live anywhere? That is true.
What is the relevance to the sale?
None at all, but it is easier to read and comprehend if the language is correct. :)
 
Ey nice man. Will you follow me and then you can proof read my posts for me?
I really couldnt care about spelling, most people are smart and able to read it anyways. But having you around is like enabling the disabled. Viva!!
 
@Nuro The description for "HP Color Laserjet 179fnw" still says "immigrating" - and you were so close!
 
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