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02/22/2007

eBay Watch: 30GB iPod Sells for $1,525

That's right, a 30GB iPod recently sold for a whopping $1,525 on eBay. No, the screen isn't lined with diamonds or gems, it's just a normal iPod, or so we think. Auction page.
This iPod is brand new, the box has been opened but the iPod has not been unwrapped from the plastic or turned on, and all accessories are included and unopened. This is a brand new iPod Video 30GB (not refurbished or second)

This entry was posted on 02/22/2007 06:02am and is filed under Apple, Weird .
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There are 7 comments about this post (1 pages).

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Posted at 02/22/2007 06:26am by Mogo
this bidder's past 5 received feedbacks indicate that he/she has overbidded on items and has not paid for them. sux for sellers...
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Posted at 02/22/2007 09:17am by Pr0xy k1ll3r
The Bidder is a fake. Here are som recent feedbacks on him/her: FAKE BIDDER AVOID!!!! Complete bloody scammer. Cocked up my auction by overbibdding. P*ss off. This bidder is fake!!!! do not use. He/ she had positive feedback till Dec and then things go downturn all of a sudden in feb. I think this persons account was hacked. Kinds Regards PK
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Posted at 02/22/2007 09:36am by Live and Beyond » Blog Archive » 30GB iPod Sells for $1,525 : eBay bidder fake or hacked?
[...] Picking up the story from TechEBlog, I decided to have a look at the Auction Page. The winning bidder is leah0811. This Brit has a good positive feedback score of  92.6%. Nothing out of the oridnary you may say but if you look at the feedback history there is activity till December 2006 with good positive feedback. There is no activity or feedback in the month of Januray 2007 but by Febuary there is a lot of activity and feedback, all of which are negative. [...]
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Posted at 02/22/2007 10:36am by sw0rdfish
Why is this even news?
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Posted at 02/22/2007 11:27am by just
There is a reson. It's called money laundering.
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Posted at 02/22/2007 12:06pm by Bob
regardless...who would bid on something they can go to any store and buy? some people are so dumb.
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Posted at 02/22/2007 6:45pm by imajoebob
There's a lot of this fake bidding now that ebay has made many auctions anonymous. Just another example of the way they rig the system to maximise their profits while screwing the buyers and sellers. They refuse to take any responsibility for anything that happens on their web site. I've requested they address this, along with policing bogus posts from "churners and burners" ("I got this camera for Xmas" - along with 17 exact duplicates...) and they don't even respond. One of these days they'll piss off the wrong (right?) member and find themselves the target of a massive class-action suit.
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