fountain on ebay
10-01-2003, 09:29 PM
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fountain on ebay
This is the one that has been in Hot boat mag forever. dude always wanted some rediculous price, but now has it listed with no reserve. seems like a nice boat.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=26432
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=26432
10-01-2003, 09:59 PM
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i agree fred you have one nice fountain there!!! if i only had the extra coinage.
that boat was in hotboat for a couple years in the classified for 140 or something. dude is nuts. i just cant believe he put it on ebay with no reserve. when i first saw it there were 4 bids and it was at 30k. i wonder what he started it at?
that boat was in hotboat for a couple years in the classified for 140 or something. dude is nuts. i just cant believe he put it on ebay with no reserve. when i first saw it there were 4 bids and it was at 30k. i wonder what he started it at?
10-02-2003, 05:59 AM
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Originally posted by Too Old
There are more ways to manipulate an Ebay auction than you and I could dream up in a life time.
The guy can have his wife or a buddy register and bid the boat up to an acceptable number. If no one tops the fake bid, he's lost nothing.
Let's say this guy thinks his boat is worth $125,000. In the last hour he has his buddy bid it up to 124,000. If someone brings it to $125,000 great, he's sold his boat. If not, look for it back in Hot Boat.
There are more ways to manipulate an Ebay auction than you and I could dream up in a life time.
The guy can have his wife or a buddy register and bid the boat up to an acceptable number. If no one tops the fake bid, he's lost nothing.
Let's say this guy thinks his boat is worth $125,000. In the last hour he has his buddy bid it up to 124,000. If someone brings it to $125,000 great, he's sold his boat. If not, look for it back in Hot Boat.
10-02-2003, 04:46 PM
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Originally posted by Too Old
There are more ways to manipulate an Ebay auction than you and I could dream up in a life time.
The guy can have his wife or a buddy register and bid the boat up to an acceptable number. If no one tops the fake bid, he's lost nothing.
Let's say this guy thinks his boat is worth $125,000. In the last hour he has his buddy bid it up to 124,000. If someone brings it to $125,000 great, he's sold his boat. If not, look for it back in Hot Boat.
There are more ways to manipulate an Ebay auction than you and I could dream up in a life time.
The guy can have his wife or a buddy register and bid the boat up to an acceptable number. If no one tops the fake bid, he's lost nothing.
Let's say this guy thinks his boat is worth $125,000. In the last hour he has his buddy bid it up to 124,000. If someone brings it to $125,000 great, he's sold his boat. If not, look for it back in Hot Boat.
Mike
10-03-2003, 06:59 AM
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Originally posted on Ebay
BOAT WOULD COST OVER $280,000 TO REPLACE,THIS IS A MAJOR HEADTURNER! ...Don't waste your time with low bids, the boat is worth over $140,000!
BOAT WOULD COST OVER $280,000 TO REPLACE,THIS IS A MAJOR HEADTURNER! ...Don't waste your time with low bids, the boat is worth over $140,000!
He also made a mistake by writing "this boat is worth" instead of "I owe over"
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