Now take a look at the feedback. You'll find that the two high bidders are bogus. The winning bid was actually the #3 bidder, who would be within
his rights to decline the honor. The only way we'll know how much this *really* sold for is to check back in a couple of weeks and see who (if
anyone) gets positive feedback from the seller.
"kroma" <kroma_at_worldnet.att.net> on 05/20/98 08:45:27 AM
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Subject: Re: Another EBay absurdity
>http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=13839197
>
>I'll save the surprise for you who want to check it out (it's a
>Commodore Educator 64)
>
This auction ended. This was the bidding history.
Last bid at: $510.00
Last bid at: $500.00
Last bid at: $86.62
Last bid at: $35.00
Last bid at: $25.00
At least two people had a clue. One person just really wanted it, and two
must have thought it was made of gold.
-- Kirk
Received on Wed May 20 1998 - 08:36:07 BST