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Maybe it’s the seller and one of his/her friends trying to get attention for their item/s…they’ll repost it later and someone might bid really high for it. It’s just a possibility…but I have seen it done on other auctions.
ruffian wrote:OK I guess there were 18 and they sold for $405 to $1,525.
hmm too bad I didn’t see the one that sold for $405
I’d pay up to the maximum price…
but geez not what this one is going for….
That is nuts. I told my bf I wanted it for Christmas when it was first posted. He just laughed at me then…wonder what he’ll think now… 😯
Jasmine wrote:That is nuts. I told my bf I wanted it for Christmas when it was first posted. He just laughed at me then…wonder what he’ll think now… 😯
hmmm…I can hear him laughing from here…. 😯
Greater Basilisk wrote:Bidding has ended at $2600, reserve not met… Wow. 😯
WOW…I wonder if the seller will let it go for that much with a second chance offer ❓ Or if it will be relisted.
Marzena
Greater Basilisk wrote:He’d have to be really insistant on his high reserve not to let it go for that. That’s good money.
I know…I’m overwhelmed with how high it actually went… 😯
Marzena
I really want to know who the high bidder is. Some names I can recognize, even despite the asterisk ploy, but this one I don’t.
$2626.25
pfft…whatever…
maybe the high bidder will get it….but they must have money coming out of places I couldn’t imagine putting it….
That sure is crazy. I dont know what kind of profit that seller is looking for, but I certainly would have let it go. 😆 They must love Windstones more that I do. They may have just put it up with a ridiculous reserve to see what the bidding would go to, or they are just not willing to part with it for less than $XXXXXXX amount of dollars.
Still. If he lets it go for that, he’d be making at least a grand of profit. That’s a minimum 70% value increase!
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