Marlith wrote:I had thought about that. To those not privy to the conversations here and knowledge of how things occured the value of Tegel Manor will be skewed for a bit. Poor guy somewhere is digging one out of the closet thinking they have a good chunk of mad money on the way.
killjoy32 wrote:Marlith wrote:I had thought about that. To those not privy to the conversations here and knowledge of how things occured the value of Tegel Manor will be skewed for a bit. Poor guy somewhere is digging one out of the closet thinking they have a good chunk of mad money on the way.and i will be there snapping them up when they dont go for as much as he wants them to either
harami2000 wrote:johnhuck wrote:Maybe I'm going to get burned
johnhuck wrote:Maybe I'm going to get burned
johnhuck wrote:harami2000 wrote:Phew, someone else has jumped the queue for that burning.Now do I really want to put myself back in the firing line? (will mull this over for a day or two)
harami2000 wrote:Phew, someone else has jumped the queue for that burning.Now do I really want to put myself back in the firing line? (will mull this over for a day or two)
Deadlord36 wrote:Man, you guys are nuts. This has burn written all over it.
harami2000 wrote:johnhuck wrote:Comments like that in public are liable to get a public response along the lines of "now do I really want to retract that bid or not? (will mull this over for a day or two)" You didn't respond to my PM, John (And, more to the point, neither is Bella responding to my emails...).
johnhuck wrote:
harami2000 wrote:Deadlord36 wrote:Man, you guys are nuts. This has burn written all over it.*chuckles*. I know, Frank...
johnhuck wrote: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 5960507013All these veiled messages, paranoia, etc certainly add to the entertainment (for the spectators).
bclarkie wrote:johnhuck wrote: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 5960507013All these veiled messages, paranoia, etc certainly add to the entertainment (for the spectators).Well, not to throw any more gasoline on the paranoia fire, but look how amazinglingly similar the winner of that auction and the sellers names are (technicmind v. technictoys).
mbassoc2003 wrote:bclarkie wrote: Well, not to throw any more gasoline on the paranoia fire, but look how amazinglingly similar the winner of that auction and the sellers names are (technicmind v. technictoys). I don't know about shilling your own auctions, but you'd think if someone was gonna bid on their own auctions they wouldn't do it from an established account with a history. You'd figure they'd do it with a newbie account.
bclarkie wrote: Well, not to throw any more gasoline on the paranoia fire, but look how amazinglingly similar the winner of that auction and the sellers names are (technicmind v. technictoys).
bclarkie wrote:...and leave their established Ebay ID out of it. IMO.
mbassoc2003 wrote:bclarkie wrote:...and leave their established Ebay ID out of it. IMO.That brings me back to my original question. Why buy your own items against real buyers. He's bought two now.cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIte ... 5960507013cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIte ... 5960509577
beyondthebreach wrote:One is a private id so you can't do searches on the name either.
killjoy32 wrote:up until this morning i was tempted to whack on a nice hefty bid somewhat nearer the end, but on 2nd thoughts, i have decided i am not going to bother - seems far too much of a risk to me now. good luck on any of you guys who are gonna go for it - i admire youre bottle on this one i have to say!now if this was burnie selling it, well then it would be a whole different ball game
mbassoc2003 wrote:You can have mine, Alan.