I am very interested in this as well as you're other R3; as I am on a limited budget buying old games. My only concern is how is the auction legal? Do you really own the rights to these two modules for reproduction? I would love the chance to bid on these two items seeing I may never own the originals; however I will not take part in fraud. Please elaborate on you're rights/ownership concerning this auction.
invincibleoverlord wrote:I think it sounds formal enough.
I have purchased rights to digital copies With explicit permission to produce one copy for personal use. If the interest is high enough in these auctions, I will purchase another, as it is very expensive to do so. This auction is for my digital copy and 1 hardcopy of the module. This auction is completely legal, as I am a collector myself, and having completed my 1st edition collection of ad&d modules a while ago at incredible expense, i found that $150-$250 USD was a little much for this module, SO i WENT TO GREAT LENGTHS TO get this permission.
Ralf Toth wrote:This guy is trying to make some quick money. If he has really bought his PDF copy, then he did so at SVGames. WOTC's End User License Agreement for Software Download products allows the buyer to make a legal private copy (print-out) for personal use.