gyg wrote:Holy shite - I think every English gamer in the eighties probably had one of these (I know I did ) ** expired/removed eBay auction **
Deadlord39 wrote:Sheriff has always been a crackhead with his pricing. He's a joke.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Speaking of the Sheriff, this popped up in my search this morning: ** expired/removed eBay auction **The price there isnt too far off the mark but still a tad on the high side. But not anywhere near as nutty as this price: ** expired/removed eBay auction **Someone with a bit more MERP knowledge help me out here. This rulebook is the same one from the 1st edition MERP box set and I dont recall it ever being shrinkwrapped or sold separately. Am I correct in assuming that this joker doesnt have any idea what he is selling or is just trying to rip someone off that has less knowledge about the product than he does?Looks like the majority of items in his store are over priced as well. Just not on the scale as the above item.
g026r wrote:Invest in your own shrink-wrapping machine, then you can be justified jacking them up fourfold.
g026r wrote:Invest in your own shrink-wrapping machine, then you can be justified jacking them up
sauromatian wrote:Also known as a $15 hair dryer. Besides the possibility of a scammer doing it, many individual retail stores do it themselves. Someone could buy & sell a SW item without realizing it's not factory packaging.
Xaxaxe wrote:All-Star Games, a fairly well-known store in Diamond Bar, Calif. (nice and centrally located in the greater L.A. area) used to do this, too. It was absurd. Every single thing in the store — used, new, RPG's, boardgames, wargames, magazines, comics, whatever — was shrink-wrapped.And don't get me started on the fact that their machine usually wrapped stuff way too tightly ...