I don't think this isn't going to sell on eBay, the fees are too high and their buyer protection too iffy to tie up that much cash for the seller... based on the response above the seller is breaking the eBay T&C's... the listing could easily be reported and taken down.
Who’s got $100,000 to spare?
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BMHouze
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My barber has a client in poor health that has a game collection and a storage unit near London. I gave him a London Pinball business card, he is seeing his client tomorrow.
With any luck, this will lead to some games hitting the market in the near future.
The barber has always done well by me in the past.
With any luck, this will lead to some games hitting the market in the near future.
The barber has always done well by me in the past.
I really think this seller will pull down the ad before it ends I think he’s just looking too see what he can get for them all if not he pull it then maybe sell them off one by one
It was "Gerry" on Maaca, Gerard, from St-George de Beauce.
BMHouze
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He said there was a mix at his house of games and pins.
I am a bit on the fence as to if he will actually go out today (depends on this weather). But he has come through for me in the past.
I like to help my fellow PR's out. Even in the past when I sell, I always like to give a forum member a good deal over some kijiji stranger.
I am up front about what I paid and don't mind just getting my money back o older used ut of a machine.
The enjoyment is in playing them all.
I am a bit on the fence as to if he will actually go out today (depends on this weather). But he has come through for me in the past.
I like to help my fellow PR's out. Even in the past when I sell, I always like to give a forum member a good deal over some kijiji stranger.
I am up front about what I paid and don't mind just getting my money back o older used ut of a machine.
The enjoyment is in playing them all.
Locutus
Active Member
If you factor in shipping, insurance, conversion, HST (no idea if there would be duty on top of HST) etc, there's realistically between $500-$650k USD of pins (quite a range, but you never know about condition). It's at $350k right now. It will be interesting to see if it gets to the $500k mark, or if it gets pulled.
It’s up too 467 k Canadian and 6 more hours left if it is true with duties shipping loading plus more like changing over power supply adds up really fast just not worth it I stil think it will be pulled before the 6hours
vic vetro
Active Member
Locutus
Active Member
Thought it was fun to watch and dream. If it’s real (and the pins are in reasonable shape), someone’s going to get a crazy deal at the current price
vic vetro
Active Member
He sold it to himself, for sure! Saw a post in Pinball Owners from a guy named Maurizio and has about 50 pins all for sale, I’m sure it’s the same guy. How many guys in Italy called Maurizio? lol
Hammerhead
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ZoomZoomBoomBoom
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Ebay only charges a listing fee, however if he claims that the person that bought it never sent him the money, he is not losing any money on paypal charges etc.
luch
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vic vetro
Active Member
They do it’s 14.6% upto $7,500 and 2.35% for items that sell over that amount