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Junk even commands high prices.
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I saw that and posted it in another thread. I heard the Scanner was the reason they bid it up so high, because its just like one from Smokey and the Bandit. Personally I think its crap, any other week that Scanner in that condition would be $50-$100 tops, but someone also has a Pace 10-4U, Smokey and the Bandit special edition for sale for $500 new in box.
I have the Dukes of Hazard antenna, 2 of them actually and guess what, they both suck, and I dont see them going for $300, although I saw one once for buy it now price of $80 advertised as Dukes of Hazard
I have the Dukes of Hazard antenna, 2 of them actually and guess what, they both suck, and I dont see them going for $300, although I saw one once for buy it now price of $80 advertised as Dukes of Hazard
Worthless scrap, all of it. I wouldn't offer more than $20.00 for all of it. Good for parts units for repair projects.
Why do people think this debris has any value?
I see piles of this crap at local ham fleamarkets. The radios go for from $5.00 each to $10. tops. The scanner is worthless. Who wants a crystal scanner when crystals are $30. each?
Garbage.
Why do people think this debris has any value?
I see piles of this crap at local ham fleamarkets. The radios go for from $5.00 each to $10. tops. The scanner is worthless. Who wants a crystal scanner when crystals are $30. each?
Garbage.
Makes me want to clean out my boxes of non-functioning amateur and CB radios collected over the past thirty-years and slap them on eBay. It's amazing what some people will buy.
The price would have to include the washer/dryer combo it's sitting on also......even then, no thanks.
Looks like it's a battle between Mr 329 feedbacks and Mr 1704 feedbacks....who will be the proud owner???????
This is just a practical joke of some sort like the auction for a vacuum packed hot dog, with original receipt, bought at the 2003 Superbowl. That dog sold for over $1000.
Looks like it's a battle between Mr 329 feedbacks and Mr 1704 feedbacks....who will be the proud owner???????
This is just a practical joke of some sort like the auction for a vacuum packed hot dog, with original receipt, bought at the 2003 Superbowl. That dog sold for over $1000.
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I can't even begin to think of who would want that scrap. I guess some people like to get drunk, and troll ebay.
My kind of customer!!!
My kind of customer!!!
That would be my only fear. That he sobers up and realizes what he's bid on. :sad:
Some dudes on a duck hunting forum I frequent were speculating that some ebay sellers might have multiple accts and were running the price up on some duck calls - even noticed a few non-paying bidders, and the same calls listed at a lower starting price with the same bidders from the original auction, etc. on new auctions. Be careful.
Yes, it happens.
I can usually spot shill bidding. When I first started using eBay, I would get pissed off and initiate a bid war. I usually won, but a few minutes later I'd be thinking how stupid I was.
Now, I try to justify how bad I want/need the item then enter the maximum price I am willing to pay using my sniping program.
Every once in a while I will have a relapse and bid stupidly, but guess what? I won the damn thing... and it's mine.
I can usually spot shill bidding. When I first started using eBay, I would get pissed off and initiate a bid war. I usually won, but a few minutes later I'd be thinking how stupid I was.
Now, I try to justify how bad I want/need the item then enter the maximum price I am willing to pay using my sniping program.
Every once in a while I will have a relapse and bid stupidly, but guess what? I won the damn thing... and it's mine.