Has everyone gone NUTS?

[Jburg96]

Last time I checked, e-bay is an auction website. Therefore, it is a bidding process. Highest bidder wins! Yes, there are shill bidders and overpriced items. My experience as a seller on e-bay has been about timing. Which equates to getting  the most money for your item. For example, an Amiga fan who doesn't network through websites like this one. Finds a chip or part that they need and its the only one listed at that time. Time is an issue for this buyer and Not money. They bid on it untill they win. How much money they end up spending in the end is their  business. Not yours.......Move on!!!

[Jburg96]

That's funny!!!!! Based on your last post, lets hope you make some money???

[Jburg96]

In reference to the game "Kristal" being sold for $1,000+. I think it's a combination of shill bidding and a buyer who has a lot of money to burn. Yes, There is some dishonesty and deceit going on within the e-bay community. But it's up the individual to use common sense. Research your sellers and buyers. If you have any doubt, contact e-bay.

[Jburg96]

No. But there is one game that I would go nuts for. An NTSC version of the Bitmap Bros. game CADAVER. In the original box, 3.5" diskettes for the Amiga. Any sellers out there?

[Jburg96]

As a collector of Amiga games. The box is the next most important item. Along, with the manual and any registration cards that haven't been mailed. It's not my fault, your ignorant. Next, time use amiga.org the way it was intended to be.

[Jburg96]

WHA???