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Whats the strangest thing you have put on Ebay?
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Moglex is correct.
I can't post anything to back up my knowledge of Red Dwarf other than 'Everybody's dead, Dave.'My TV is broken!
Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0 -
I sold a pair of the most hideous vases which were completed awful with a grey ghosting on them plus a handpainted badly flowers. In my description I stated that these vases were worse than they looked in the picture etc. Can't believe it but they sold for a good priceNo Matter what you do there will be critics.0
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be honest, it really does pay.Get some gorm.0
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ormus wrote:be honest, it really does pay.
It does, buyers seem to think if you point out a flaw then they will get the item really cheap, if ever I've sold anyhing damaged I always put 'hence the low starting price' and the damaged stuff gets more interest than the perfect.
Perhaps we should have a competition and list a weird item each and see which sells for the most.0 -
Unfortunately I didn't sell this item, but I know someone who did - a military field amputation kit. It sold for a large amount of money to a professional 'lady' for use in her place of work (if you know what i mean) :eek:You're only young once, but you can be immature forever
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That was me for my "dungeon", just call me Lady Heather. ( csi fans will understand).charlies_mum wrote:Unfortunately I didn't sell this item, but I know someone who did - a military field amputation kit. It sold for a large amount of money to a professional 'lady' for use in her place of work (if you know what i mean) :eek:"There is a light that never goes out"0 -
windswept wrote:That was me for my "dungeon", just call me Lady Heather. ( csi fans will understand).
Yep :eek:
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BusyGirl wrote:Wayne Dibbley rules!
i thought it was dwayne dibbleybe loyal, be loud, be cas, be proud
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It was! The alter ego of the Cat, was he not?0
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I know what you mean.charlies_mum wrote:… It sold for a large amount of money to a professional 'lady' for use in her place of work (if you know what i mean) :eek:
She is a nurse and her place of work is a field hospital.
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