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Post by limpport »

Um, if anyone noticed the winning bidders history of sells is only 1, so this was probally another account made by the seller of the game. Ebay sellers make multiple accounts, so if someone bids on their item, they just try to get the bid up to the maximum bid of the other, just to get as much money for their item. So I'm guessing the winning bidder is one of the sellers.
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If you read earlier in this thread you will find out the real story.

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Post by Dr. KillGood »

I can get FF7 at a local store brand new for like 20 bucks?

So why bid 5000 on it wtf?

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Post by psychotic_mechanic »

My wife accidentally bid $1000 on a sweater once with only a couple minutes left. She used a comma instead of a period (10,00 instead of 10.00) which registered as $1000 in ebay. Luckily no one else bid on the sweater and I learned to only use whole numbers when bidding on ebay just in case.
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Post by Triton »

my dad accidentally bid 6500 dollars on a marx train one time, i had to retract the bid with like less than a minute to go >.<
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