ich bin dumm und weiss das nicht weisses jemand?

bin mir nicht ganz sicher aber denke es heißt. OriginalVerPackung

Jep, ist es.

jeppa!

cool thx

wenn wir schon bei abkürzungen sind ich wollt ma wissen was
"MINT" heißt

Mint is so wenns noch in sehr sehr sehr gutem zustand ist.

oh danke^^ aber hat das wort MINT auch iene bedeutung oder is das gar keine abkürzung?

FWIW: eBay Terms for the Digerati-Wannabe


@@: Just lurking @md reading but not participating on a chat board
404: Somebody who hasn’t got a clue; from the Internet error message _404 Not Found
ADDY: E-mail address
AKA: Also known as
AOL: America Online
ASAP: As soon as possible
ATM: At the moment
B&W: Black and white
BBC: Bottom of back cover
BBIAB: Be back in a bit
BC: Back cover
BRB: Be right back
BTW: By the way
CC: Cut corner or carbon copy
CIB: Cartridge instructions/box (as in computer equipment)
CONUS: Continental United States (which means Alaska and Hawaii are out)
CYE: Check your e-mail
Digerati: People who are fluent in the digital world; fromterat lii
DOA: Dead on arrival (like when the item you bought doesn't work out of the package)
DSL: High Speed Internet Connection through a special phone line
E-mail: Electronic mail sent from computer to computer through phone lines over the Internet
Emoticon: A specific group of characters used to form a facial expression in electronic communication; for example : ) is a smiley face
FAQ: A list of Frequently Asked Questions and answers
FB: Feedback
Flame: An angry message or feedback, often resulting in a “flame war,” a series of flames that escalates
FTP: Method for transferring files over the Internet
FVF: Final value fee
FWIW: For what it’s worth
Gently Used: Item that has been used but shows little wear, accompanied by explanation of wear
HP: Home page
HTML: The language used to create Web pages; HyperText Markup Language
HTTP: The method used to transport HTML on the Web; HyperText Transfer Protocol
IE: Internet Explorer
IMAO: In my arrogant opinion
IMHO: In my humble opinion
IMO: In my opinion
INIT: Initials
ISP: A company that gives you access to the Internet; Internet Service Provider
JPG: Preferred file format for pictures on eBay (pronounced J-Peg)
Link: A photo or text on a Web page that, if clicked upon, takes you to another place on the Internet; also hyperlink
LMK: Let me know
LOL: Laughing out loud; see also ROFL
LTD: Limited edition
Mint: In perfect condition (a subjective term)
MIB: Mint in box
MIJ: Made in Japan
MIMB: Mint in mint box
MIMP: Mint in mint package
MIP: Mint in package
MNB: Mint no box
MOC: Mint on card
MOMC: Mint on mint card
MONMC: Mint on near mint card
MWBT: Mint with both tags
MWMT: Mint with mint tags
MYOB: Mind Your Own Business
NARU: Not a registered user (suspended user)
NBW: Never been worn
NC: No cover
NM: Near mint
NR: No Reserve price on auction - highest bid wins
NO RESERVE: See NR
NRFB: Never removed from box
OEM: Original equipment manufacturer
OOP: Out of print
OTOH: On the other hand
Patina: The shine on the item
PM: Priority Mail
Rare: The most overused word on eBay auctions; use it only if you mean it
ROFL: Rolling on floor laughing; see also LOL
RSVP: Respond as soon as possible; French, Respondez s’il vous plait
S/O: Sold out
Sig: Signature
Snail Mail: United States Postal Service delivery
Spam: Unwanted or unrequested e-mail; on eBay, sending e-mail to bidders in another seller’s auctions is illegal
SYSOP: System operator
TBB: Teenie Beanie Babies
TIA: Thanks in advance
TM: Trademark
TNG: As in Star Trek, The Next Generation
TOS: Star Trek term, “The Original Series”
URL: The address that identifies a Web site; Uniform Resource Locator
USPS: United States Postal Service
VHTF: Very hard to find
WTMI: Way Too Much Information
WYSIWYG: What you see is what you get


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So!
Nun dürfte wohl alles klar sein...

Natürlich gibt es das eine oder das andere, dass sich anders interepretieren lässt (und muss), wie z.B. HP. Bei Autobezogenen Themen muss es nicht "Homepage" heissen, es kann durchaus auch "Horse Power" (PS) bedeuten.

cool dangö (ich bins der hyper hab mich neu regi^^)

Obs so Begriffe auch auf Deutsch gibt, wie eben das Bsp. OVP ?

Googlen... -.-

ovp heißt entweder originalverpackung
oder noch originalverpackt

naja was ovp heißt muss ein gesunder menschen verstand selber bewantworten können

Gesunder Menschenverstand? o.O

Wann bitte hört man als Kind OVP?Das is kein gesunder Menschenverstand....

Originalverpackt triffts besser.

Hihi...gibts aber auch Geschichten, wo Leute den Karton einer Grafikkarte (Oginalverpackung) als "Schnäppchen" gekauft haben...also Artikel Beschreibung lesen!

Generell sollte auch ein Blick auf www.abkuerzungen.de lohnenswert sein.

@hartzIV: Rofl und genau das habe ich mir gedacht als ich gepostet hab XD