FS: Magicolor 330 laserprinter consumables

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These are now surplus to requirement. No reasonable offer refused for
individual items or preferably the whole job lot.

QMS-Minolta 'Magicolor 330' A3 colour laser printer consumables:

1 x fuser oil roller (QMS1710527-001)
Retail c. £45.00

2 x Waste toner cartridge (QMS1710324-001)
Retail c. £35.00 ea. = c. £70.00

9 x toner cartridges (2 x c,y,k + 3 x m)
Retail c. £85.00 ea. = c. £765.00

Total retail value = c. £880.00 - no reasonable offer refused.

e-mail: Peter <peter.chap@gmail.com>

Nottingham/Derby area

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measekite wrote:
> A Brit SPAMMER
>
> peter.chap@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> These are now surplus to requirement. No reasonable offer refused for
>> individual items or preferably the whole job lot.
>>
>> QMS-Minolta 'Magicolor 330' A3 colour laser printer consumables:
>>
>> 1 x fuser oil roller (QMS1710527-001)
>> Retail c. £45.00
>>
>> 2 x Waste toner cartridge (QMS1710324-001)
>> Retail c. £35.00 ea. = c. £70.00
>>
>> 9 x toner cartridges (2 x c,y,k + 3 x m)
>> Retail c. £85.00 ea. = c. £765.00
>>
>> Total retail value = c. £880.00 - no reasonable offer refused.
>>
>> e-mail: Peter <peter.chap@gmail.com>
>>
>> Nottingham/Derby area
>>
>>
>>
As usual, you're confused. Spam refers to email and this is a news group.
Big difference.
Take your meds.
Frank

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zakezuke wrote:
>>Spam refers to email and this is a news group.
>
>
> "Spamming is defined as posting identical or nearly-identical messages
> (not just ads, although ads are usually what spammers post) to a lot of
> newsgroups, one right after the other. Since it's really not that
> difficult to write a program that will post the same advertisement to
> dozens, if not hundreds or thousands of newsgroups, a lot of people
> have taken to doing this."
> --ftp://ftp.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/advertising/how-to/part1
>
> While officaly one may call a single ad "off topic" and many ads "spam"
> I would argue that the term "spam" does apply to the newsgroups in the
> exact same way that bulk e-mail is refered to as spam. But given that
> people get confused and call a single e-mail "spam" even if it wasn't a
> bulk mail, I can see where someone without a background in the meaning
> of these woulds would misuse it in either case.
>

Thanks for the clarifaction. I was incorrect to say that spam only
related to email.
However, according to your posted definition, the post in question does
not fit the description of "spam", correct?
Frank

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zakezuke wrote:

>>However, according to your posted definition, the post in question does
>>not fit the description of "spam", correct?
>
>
> I refuse to pass judgement on this issue. To be fair i'd have to do
> some research into this person's posting, and i'm too lazy. And i'm
> not so much of a nick-pick that I would employ my time over an issue
> that I consider to be hair splitting. Call it spam if you like, call
> it off topic if you like. It's no more or less accurate than
> describing an unwanted e-mail as spam even though it's impossible for
> the end user to judge how many people actually got the same or similar
> copy.
>
> If you want my judgement - you both were wrong - not only semantically
> but in the fact that this tree, my self included is 100% off topic. At
> least the parent's topic was at least related to printers, though
> should be reserved for the misc.forsale.printers group. In this case,
> it's my judgement that we are all foofoo heads and should sit in the
> corner and be ashamed. Case dismissed
>

Without getting into a diatribe, the poster appears to have only posted
to this ng.
Frank