LOLPRICE

[JezC]

And 10 watchers even at that price...
:WTF:

[stephen_usher]

I watch things with high prices to see if they fall to a lower price or see what they eventually sell for.

[Aeberbach]

I always watch things with a ridiculous price too - it's nice to see if they sell, sometimes the seller contacts everyone with a 5% discounted offer for extra laughs. I hope they don't take it as a sign of genuine interest at that price (but I bet they do!)

[HigashiJun]

+1

:lol:

[mrbombermillzy]

I watch things with high prices to see if they fall to a lower price or see what they eventually sell for.

Ive come to the conclusion that its some sort of money laundering. :D

Check out this 'rare' C64 game that everyone has heard of, if not played:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/156327616649

WARNING: Dont click if you have a weak constitution! :lol:

EDIT: Also dont click on link if you arent wearing a welding mask to protect you from the red on green text in the description. lol

[rubber_jonnie]

I watch things with high prices to see if they fall to a lower price or see what they eventually sell for.

Ive come to the conclusion that its some sort of money laundering. :D

Check out this 'rare' C64 game that everyone has heard of, if not played:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/156327616649

WARNING: Dont click if you have a weak constitution! :lol:

EDIT: Also dont click on link if you arent wearing a welding mask to protect you from the red on green text in the description. lol

Well that is just crazy talk :crazy:

I'd suggest that the seller has just listed it and is using that as a holding price and will update the price later, however if you take a look at their other items it's pretty clear that they are trying to sell at way above reasonable prices.

I can say, hand on heart, the stuff looks in very good condition, but even considering that, the prices are off the charts ridiculous. Some items do have coupons though...

[mrbombermillzy]

To be honest with you Jon, we gave away a C64C as a raffle prize at the last Cyberlegends that had contents in a much better condition than that.

I would say the item condition is the 'good' end of 'fair'. But thats MHO. :)

But for £3k (barring any special offer coupons; I noticed theres even games on his listings for £3.5k!) I would expect 'as new', in the original cellophane - hell, I'd probably demand that the original developer hand deliver it to me from the USA. :lol:

[rubber_jonnie]

To be honest with you Jon, we gave away a C64C as a raffle prize at the last Cyberlegends that had contents in a much better condition than that.

I would say the item condition is the 'good' end of 'fair'. But thats MHO. :)

But for £3k (barring any special offer coupons; I noticed theres even games on his listings for £3.5k!) I would expect 'as new', in the original cellophane - hell, I'd probably demand that the original developer hand deliver it to me from the USA. :lol:

Yeah, those are collectors prices for unopened pieces, not used, however good the condition.

I'd want the computer and peripherals in mint condition as well as the game plus 3 nights in Vegas with spending money and a night out with the dev for those prices.

[Darklord]

Stuff is so crazy on Ebay.

Like this - Amiga 1000 for sale - a real bargain at just under $60,000.00!

https://tinyurl.com/yke7xu3y

:lol:

[mrbombermillzy]

@Darklord WTF?! This has to be the highest price yet, surely?

Theres more 'LOLPRICE' in his other auctions.

Most of his stuff is reasonably priced bricabrac...apart from the above and a few other bits.

Good examples being an obviously super 'rare' copy of DPaint 2* on the Amiga for $5k(!) along with an Epson EX-800 DM printer for $30k!

I would say you cant make this stuff up, but he certainly did just that with the pricing. :lol:

*=Irony. DPII on the Amiga is about as rare as a bag of frozen peas at the supermarket.