ebay booby. EPIC fail. EXTREME 'GRAPHIC' SALE

This old computer on ebay is selling for a ridiculous price. Got any in your loft you want to get rid of? I collect for free, worldwide. Anytime any place anywhere.

The item description says: No returns, sold as is. But you get free postage though so it's a bargain

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• ebay
• auction
• computer
• compaq
• 386
• no
• returns

[TBSMJSproduction]

I feel bad for ho ever bought it

[DickGhostmoon]

@TBSMJSproduction lol

[padmeskywalkerx]

at 0.06 seconds there is a ribbon next to the name of the lot that is up. that tends to mean it is listed for charity.

[DickGhostmoon]

@padmeskywalkerx Thank you.  I didn't know that until recently.

[IAmxZki]

all your videos seem to have errors in lol.. thats 58 OFFERS not bids, offers are people offering amounts of money instead of the buy it now price. It's not on $21mil, thats the buy it now price and what the seller listed it to start on, hence why it hasn't been bought. and the picture of a ribbon to the right of the word 'antique' before you click on it at the start means that the money, or a percentage of the money DOES go to charity..

[DickGhostmoon]

@IAmxZki Thanks for clarifying. My point was that whoever listed the item got the pricing spectacularly wrong. The real price for that item should be $2,100 not 21 mil. 

[DickGhostmoon]

@dwranson It wasn't listed as a charity auction.

[dwranson]

It's only at that price because the money goes to charity!

[luckybear0301]

i like it!

[DickGhostmoon]

@Pippilly lol The auction was on ebay uk listed in British Pounds. You get about 5 shekels to 1 pound. But their asking price is 10 thousand times the average asking price for that computer. Either they got the pricing spectacularly wrong or they expect hyperinflation before the auction ends.