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November 1st 04, 07:14 AM
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AD - Bubbly Byzantine (again!)
I've got on eBay another Bubbly Byzantine Bracelet. These are perfect for
embellishing into charm bracelets with all sorts of beautiful lampwork and lurvery beads! UK site: http://snipurl.com/a7ad US site: http://snipurl.com/a7ae Item Number: 4937518707 It's 100% sterling silver and it really sparkles! Charlie. -- Kallistos: Contemporary Jewellery Design http://www.kallistos.co.uk/sneakpreview.htm eBay: http://kallistos.notlong.com 
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November 1st 04, 02:56 PM
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Very nice, Charlie!
By the way: I'm curious about the difference between the UK site and the US site. The US eBay site lists the currency as "GBP" whereas the UK site uses the "pounds" symbol. But it looks as though either way people in the US bid in British pounds sterling. Is that right? "Charlie" wrote in message ... I've got on eBay another Bubbly Byzantine Bracelet. These are perfect for embellishing into charm bracelets with all sorts of beautiful lampwork and lurvery beads! UK site: http://snipurl.com/a7ad US site: http://snipurl.com/a7ae Item Number: 4937518707 It's 100% sterling silver and it really sparkles! Charlie. -- Kallistos: Contemporary Jewellery Design http://www.kallistos.co.uk/sneakpreview.htm eBay: http://kallistos.notlong.com
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November 1st 04, 06:13 PM
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Yup, the thing is, most people in the US do not have a £ symbol on their
keyboard, which is why (I've been told) they use the phrase GBP. Either way, you bid in £'s, but it'll show your bid to you in US$ if you use the US site. Charlie. "Peggy" wrote in message ... Very nice, Charlie! By the way: I'm curious about the difference between the UK site and the US site. The US eBay site lists the currency as "GBP" whereas the UK site uses the "pounds" symbol. But it looks as though either way people in the US bid in British pounds sterling. Is that right? "Charlie" wrote in message ... I've got on eBay another Bubbly Byzantine Bracelet. These are perfect for embellishing into charm bracelets with all sorts of beautiful lampwork and lurvery beads! UK site: http://snipurl.com/a7ad US site: http://snipurl.com/a7ae Item Number: 4937518707 It's 100% sterling silver and it really sparkles! Charlie. -- Kallistos: Contemporary Jewellery Design http://www.kallistos.co.uk/sneakpreview.htm eBay: http://kallistos.notlong.com
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November 2nd 04, 12:41 PM
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Ahhh...now I understand. Thanks!
"Charlie" wrote in message ... Yup, the thing is, most people in the US do not have a £ symbol on their keyboard, which is why (I've been told) they use the phrase GBP. Either way, you bid in £'s, but it'll show your bid to you in US$ if you use the US site. Charlie. "Peggy" wrote in message ... Very nice, Charlie! By the way: I'm curious about the difference between the UK site and the US site. The US eBay site lists the currency as "GBP" whereas the UK site uses the "pounds" symbol. But it looks as though either way people in the US bid in British pounds sterling. Is that right? "Charlie" wrote in message ... I've got on eBay another Bubbly Byzantine Bracelet. These are perfect for embellishing into charm bracelets with all sorts of beautiful lampwork and lurvery beads! UK site: http://snipurl.com/a7ad US site: http://snipurl.com/a7ae Item Number: 4937518707 It's 100% sterling silver and it really sparkles! Charlie. -- Kallistos: Contemporary Jewellery Design http://www.kallistos.co.uk/sneakpreview.htm eBay: http://kallistos.notlong.com
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November 2nd 04, 07:29 PM
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Actually, since files names don't like "$", I very often use USD. It's
familiar to me from traveling too. Tina "Charlie" wrote in message ... Yup, the thing is, most people in the US do not have a £ symbol on their keyboard, which is why (I've been told) they use the phrase GBP. Either way, you bid in £'s, but it'll show your bid to you in US$ if you use the US site. Charlie. "Peggy" wrote in message ... Very nice, Charlie! By the way: I'm curious about the difference between the UK site and the US site. The US eBay site lists the currency as "GBP" whereas the UK site uses the "pounds" symbol. But it looks as though either way people in the US bid in British pounds sterling. Is that right? "Charlie" wrote in message ... I've got on eBay another Bubbly Byzantine Bracelet. These are perfect for embellishing into charm bracelets with all sorts of beautiful lampwork and lurvery beads! UK site: http://snipurl.com/a7ad US site: http://snipurl.com/a7ae Item Number: 4937518707 It's 100% sterling silver and it really sparkles! Charlie. -- Kallistos: Contemporary Jewellery Design http://www.kallistos.co.uk/sneakpreview.htm eBay: http://kallistos.notlong.com
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