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Anybody got a spare 999,999.999 Euros?

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  • fogfog
    edited July 2012
    and then you have to arrange transport from france.. from paris.. good luck ;-)
  • dm_boozefreekdm_boozefreek
    edited July 2012
    Bull...

    That shelf maybe houses half of the megadrive releases :lol:

    That is total nutsack, that dude is an optimist who recently acquired a cheap heat shrinker, and a joblot of cheap carts that he was lucky to get the boxes with.

    Either that or he's a naive collector with a sh*t load of cash who married a golddigging c*nt, and now has to sell his awesome collection because she allomonied him into divorce hell.
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  • dm_boozefreekdm_boozefreek
    edited July 2012
    double....ding ding!
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  • Alessandro GrussuAlessandro Grussu
    edited July 2012
    I just bought a packet of Fisherman's Friends (Rolos are not for sale in Italy, and I don't like that kind of candies anyway), so I just fell short of ? 1.20. Pity.
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  • dm_boozefreekdm_boozefreek
    edited July 2012
    Fishermans friend? Those things are rank! :D
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  • zxbrunozxbruno
    edited July 2012
    This guy is smart. He spent his life building this awesome collection, maybe without spending a penny, and now he can retire with style and do whatever he wants (go around the world, etc.).

    Why didn't any of us think of this?
  • MrCheeseMrCheese
    edited July 2012
    Didn't see any Make a Chip or Scrabble. Fog will not be impressed.
  • beanzbeanz
    edited July 2012
    999,999.999 Euros?

    Isn't that $2.99 in real money?
  • deadpan666deadpan666
    edited July 2012
    Apparently it's been sold! And he got the asking price too! Works out as $1,230,699.99....or ?793,590.40.....
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  • fogfog
    edited July 2012
    yer , just gotta ship it back to the UK now ;) lol

    probably some US nes connector.. lets just say they are a bit "mad" when it comes to buying games
  • beanzbeanz
    edited July 2012
    deadpan666 wrote: »
    Apparently it's been sold! And he got the asking price too! Works out as $1,230,699.99....or ?793,590.40.....

    The ebay closing fees are going to be a bummer...(especially if he closed it with a spoof account)...
  • fogfog
    edited July 2012
    depends if it was sold as a business account , as fee's or a lot less ? I doubt it was sold OR it was done privately.. notice how the contact details were on there.. I'd just ring up direct / cut the middle man (and fee's) out.

    all that'd happen is they get a strike.. so no "biggy"

    I really doubt it sold , for that money anyway
  • beanzbeanz
    edited July 2012
    fog wrote: »
    depends if it was sold as a business account , as fee's or a lot less ? I doubt it was sold OR it was done privately.. notice how the contact details were on there.. I'd just ring up direct / cut the middle man (and fee's) out.

    all that'd happen is they get a strike.. so no "biggy"

    I really doubt it sold , for that money anyway

    Well the closing fees would be 50-60k (5-6%)or so wouldn't they?...I think that would warrant a bit more than a slap on the wrist...ie a charge of fraud..I'm guessing it's an idiot who bid on his himself with a second account and forgot about the fees..hehe.
  • fogfog
    edited July 2012
    I don't think he sold it .. and it was solely a PR stunt for their NES etc shop and it got a LOT of exposure on a lot of forums..

    unless it was a "pucka" sale, if I was ebay I'd be charging them for advertising ;-)

    if you were buying it , given that the sellers details + phone number were on the page

    a) pay ebay fee's and buy via them

    b) buy directly and offer a far cheaper price
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