Lots of people here have been burned by Paypal/eBay.

Buyer buys ASIC from seller.
Buyer mines for a while, then files claim on Paypal that unit was not as described/defective, whatever.
Paypal freezes the seller's funds while this is sorted out
Should the seller win the claim, the buyer then does a chargeback for the original purchase and then the seller's funds are frozen again.

I'm pretty sure. Just to be safe though, the first google search yields this:

http://www.overclock.net/t/96712/how-to-jump-start-a-power-supply-psu-test-a-power-supply-and-components , which describes the paperclip method in nice detail.

I'd like to know of other ways if you'd like to enlighten me.

Yes,

There's no other way to turn on the PSU unless you have a motherboard.

Hello,

I would pay 0.75 BTC. I'd like escrow as well.

Before we start off in a bidding war, are you planning on an auction?

Hi,

My method of mining is slowly with my pair of 7850s. However, I'm probably using more $ in electricity than mining revenue.
I've been mining on and off and I've gathered a total of 1 BTC. I remember the days when CPU mining was actually profitable. However, I keep doing it because I like the idea of bitcoin and decentralized currency and mining helps support it.

I am currently considering my options in purchasing an ASIC. I just purchased an rPi to control it and eligius.st seems to be a good pool to join once I've gathered the resources to begin mining seriously. I am still a newbie.

I just tried it, thanks for the link.

You get to roll once every hour. I get 3microBTC each time. Keep at it lol.