Plaz wrote:
I think bidders #2,3,4,6 are real people. Their bids ended at about $200. Bidders #1,7 are probably phantoms artificially driving up the price. But who knows, it could be reall. Can't imagine a 4000 going for more than an A1. If so it's time sell one of my 4000's :-P
Plaz
Yeah, I can't imagine who would pay $1500 for *any* Amiga. Not that I don't like messing with the old hardware now and again, but you could build a darn nice PC (with an equally nice LCD) for quite a bit less.
Another silly auction
here. Maybe not quite as nuts, but still... $100 for an advertised broken '030 card. (Not to mention, one of the worst ones to own from a feature-set standpoint.) Unless the guy is wrong and for whatever reason it DOES actually work (wrong jumper setting or something), it's a $100 paperweight.
