Re: Unbelievable Auctions

[Steven Lichter <DieSpammer@Ikillspammers.com>]

golfrock wrote:
> There was a Lisa listed with a starting price of $5000.  It sat there
> for 2 months and is no longer listed.  Other working Lisas sold for
> under $1000 while this guy had his listed.
>
> Those people who want that much for these items really need a clue.
> Let the bidders pick the price.
>
> If the item is desired, the price will go up.  As we have seen.  There
> are two boxed joysticks from vintagemicros.  Those have probably been
> sitting on the shelf.  I'll bet they don't fetch $200.  $50 max.  We'll
> see.  What did they cost when they were new?  $29 or $39?
>
> Robert
>
>
>
> David Wilson wrote:
> > What do you think of this one?
> >
> > 8750472805 - Mac 128 -> 512 upgrade US$7500 (Buy it Now).

I agree, some seller either have no idea; those are eBay Stores for the 
most part that just buy stuff at garage sales and want ads and then lost 
them, others really believe they are worth that, and sometimes they are 
right. I finally got my 7 Apple cards and the H/D up.  My starting 
prices are low and maybe I'll make some money on them, at least they 
will get some use by someone who can either use them or wants them for 
their collection.  After seeing what the Vulcan went for, maybe I'll be 
real lucky.



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