18 Jun
2008
18 Jun
'08
7:47 p.m.
Jim Brain wrote:
Eric Smith wrote:
On eBay, these type of sellers try to manipulate the "trends", the sale
price that is. I bet the seller *knows* who the buyer is and arranged
this auction to be sold. Just so that the history logs on eBay will have
this on record as a legitimate sale for future reference. This is then
further abused when uninformed people refer to this past auction as a
reference to bid on future auctions for this item.
=Dan
[ "go get 'em" ]
[ Pittsburgh --- http://www2.applegate.org/~ragooman/ ]
If a replica sells for $2000, then its value
to the seller and buyer must be $2000.
I can't tell whether the responses along these lines are honest
misunderstandings or well hidden sarcasm.
We all know the sale price of this item. One sale does not a trend
make. Why can't someone provide either a useful answer or some useful
information?