Some Ebayers are nuts
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Holy hole in a doughnut Batman!
That is insane...
That is insane...
The value of an item in itself is not important.
What is important is the item's value in the mind of the buyer.
What is important is the item's value in the mind of the buyer.
I think I have some old spice I need to sell -- I guarantee you'll find my price a bargain compared to that!
Wow...that is crazy!
The buyer appears to be new looking at his 30 buying history. The other two bidders (excluding the sane one who dropped out) had 1 and 2 feedback each. I am sure the seller is absolutely thrilled. 
Tell that to his daughter who's just lost her college fund on a mug!
I saw that auction earlier today, actually, and I couldn't believe how high it had gone.
I have been spotting the Old Spice refills on ebay for the last couple of weeks. I usually bid a fairly sane price and I watch what happens from there. It is interesting that the price they will sell for ranges from the price of a AOS refill to as high as this auction.
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I just want one of the mugs in good condition, but I'm thinking like 10 bucks... lol.
The mug by itself is reasonably worth $10-$15. The refill soap puck I would say $15-$25. Thus the value of them together $25-$40.
The nearly $100 price is outrageous. The soap is good, but nowhere near that good!!
You can't fault the seller, who started the bidding at a reasonable $9.99.
That's a typo...They must have meant $0.96 
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Actually why not? When there is a market that supports that price point...why not milk it for what it's worth (or not)?
. Actually why not? When there is a market that supports that price point...why not milk it for what it's worth (or not)?
This is incredible!!
There's one (sucker) born every minute.
heh, I saw that one when it was at $40 and figured they'd lost thier minds. $96? boy someone got caught up in the bidding frenzy.
They should have purchased that $500 Fatboy to go with it.
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I agree to a point, but even a quick search would show what the item tends to sell for on average. I just can't believe anyone wants Old Spice soap enough to shell out $107 for one puck.
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