Sold Amiga 4000 Desktop

[Rick]

Here for Sale I have a used Commodore Amiga 4000 Desktop with installed 3630 CPU Card from Commodore clocked with 25MHZ.

The motherboard has been overhauled, meaning SMD-Capacitors have been removed and a new set of Kerko Capacitors has been installed (see pictures).

The Amiga 4000D will be shipped without a hard drive.


Specifications:

Amiga 4000 Desktop

2 MB Chip RAM

16 MB 32-bit Fastmem

Buster 11

Commodore 3630 CPU card clocked at 25 MHz

Separate 68882 installed FPU

No Hard drive

With internal floppy drive

Since I don't have a Real Time Clock (RTC) chip, I can't test this area (untested).

I also don't have the means to test all the interfaces, as I don't have the resources to do so.

The metal case and the front panel look worn, yellowed, scratch (see pictures). Some case screws are missing.

In the back of the Case, one Cover Panel is missing ( see pictures).

The Amiga 4000 boots up perfectly, and I can start Sysinfo (see pictures).

Scope of delivery:

(No Keyboard, No Mouse)


This is a private sale, and all warranties are excluded.

Price: 1200€ + Shipping Costs.

Shipping to all EU countries and GB.

Paypal as friend.

 

[Amiga_Walker]

Declaring interest. PM sent. Waiting on reply with PayPal and shipping cost.

 

[RetroFan19]

Declaring interest.

 

[tadeo80]

Declaring interest.

 

[Amiga_Walker]

Perfect communication with seller. I hope this my second 4000D from Amibay now it will be delivered soon.

 

[Amiga_Walker]

Payment sent BUT only 900 EUROS due problem on seller side under PayPal. (max. limit as received payment) PM.

Offered send rest money via SEPA IBAN transfer.

 

[Rick]

Hi,

I don`t now where the Problem is with Paypal transfer. Payment only with Paypal.

I send you the Money back via Paypal.

Amiga 4000 is still not for Sale

Edit: I have just transfered the money back to you via Paypal

 

[Amiga_Walker]

Why money transfered back? NOW I MUST WAITING ON PAYPAL REFUND BACK ON BANK ACCOUNT

Wouldn't it be easier to find out the cause of the problem with your Paypal limit to receive the money and then pay the rest of the money?

 

[Amiga_Walker]

Soon test with complete payment again via Paypal but when still here any problem with limit on your side, you must contact Paypal for reason.

 

[darefail]

Soon test with complete payment again via Paypal but when still here any problem with limit on your side, you must contact Paypal for reason.

You may have to send 900 and the next day the rest, no matter who's side is the problem on.

Are your accounts both verified from PayPal?

 

[Amiga_Walker]

Yes this is too my choice and test but seller fast make refund 900 euros and now I must waiting on refund PayPal -> Bank account. Payment is not direct from PayPal balance but via credit card from Bank account.

We'll see what happens next day.

 

[miggymad]

Some guidance for you ...

What are PayPal account limitations?​

PayPal account limitations are temporary restrictions that prevent you from sending, receiving, or withdrawing money from your PayPal account. Limitations can be placed on your account if there is suspicion of fraud, if your account is non-compliant with PayPal's Acceptable Use Policy, or if your dispute rate is too high.

How to check if you have account limitations in place?​

If your account has been limited, you'll get an email from PayPal explaining the reason for the limitation. Log in to your account and go to the Resolution Centre or click the bell icon at the top of your Dashboard for more information. This will tell you what to do to remove the limitation, if applicable.

Why do PayPal account limitations happen?​

There can be several reasons for an account limitation:

Unusual account activity​

If PayPal believes someone is using your account without your knowledge, the account could be limited to protect you from fraudulent charges while PayPal investigates the suspicious transactions.
Similar steps may be taken if your debit or credit card issuer or bank notifies PayPal that someone has used your card or bank account without permission.

Non-compliance with regulatory requirements​

Limitations can also be placed on an account that has been found to be out of compliance with regulatory requirements. For example, if you receive donations, you're required to provide documents confirming you're a registered non-profit organisation. PayPal may limit your account while you gather those documents or while working with you to satisfy any other regulatory requirements.
The same is true if you don't follow PayPal's Acceptable Use Policy — selling banned items, such as prescription drugs or guns, for example.

Excessive claims and chargebacks​

When there are many buyer claims and chargebacks your account may be reviewed. During this review process, you may experience an account limitation. Issues that can be reviewed include:

• Merchant error: Practices and policies on your part that lead to disputes
• True fraud: Unauthorised fraud that you failed to detect and reject
• Friendly fraud: Customers that dispute a legitimate charge

Sudden product of sale changes​

If you start to sell an entirely new type of product, specifically higher-end items like jewellery, your account may be limited while PayPal investigates the change. Additionally, a rapid increase in sales volume may trigger account limitations to ensure there is no risk of error or fraud.

When does PayPal remove account limitations?​

The time it takes to have account limitations lifted varies depending on the issue. The fastest way to keep the process moving is to submit the requested information as quickly as you can. Once you have, PayPal will aim to get back to you within 3 days to let you know what to do next.
Here are the steps to take to remove the limitations:

1. Go to the Resolution Centre and log in.
2. Review the requested documents and verify your account if needed.
3. Provide all documented proof resolve the issue. Learn more about submitting documentation.
4. If for any reason you can't complete the necessary steps to remove the limitations, contact Customer Service for help.

Hopefully you can get this sorted out or you may have to resort to the suggestion made previously by @darefail and split the payments into two.

 

[Rick]

I received a notification from PayPal that I need to verify my account before I can received larger amounts.

The Amiga is currently no longer for sale, sorry @AmigaWalker for this mixed up!

 

[Amiga_Walker]

What on this say admins?

 

[Rick]

Hello,

I said Sorry to you.

 

[miggymad]

It's his item, therefore his choice to sell or not .

 

[Amiga_Walker]

It's his item, therefore his choice to sell or not .

Yes and ok but today I received one PM from for me unknown user with info about A4000D and sale him.

Possible here public this text from PM or direct report to admins? Thanks.

Edit: This PM report to admins.

 

[darefail]

Yes and ok but today I received one PM from for me unknown user with info about A4000D and sale him.

Possible here public this text from PM or direct report to admins? Thanks.

Edit: This PM report to admins.

Anything you consider worth mentioning, yes, communicate it to the administrators.

 

[Rick]

Hello,

I have no one else offer the A4000D. This is not correct what you written!

One User has written to me, if I have a A4000 for Sale, and I wrote to him:

"Hi, A4000 ist still not for Sale."

 

[darefail]

Hello,

I have no one else offer the A4000D. This is not correct what you written!

One User has written to me, if I have a A4000 for Sale, and I wrote to him:

"Hi, A4000 ist still not for Sale."

He didn't say that.
He said that he got a PM from a member that is not known to him and he offered him a 4000D.