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http://www.wynnco.com/product.asp?ProductID=80537 (895 US$)
Maybe kinda interesting for the European Smashing Pumpkins collectors, if you look at the EUR-US$ exchange rate these days. Roughly calculated it’s 600 EUR then. My copy was a gift, but I know they paid close to 500 EUR for it, for your reference.
You don’t see it much around however…
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http://www.wynnco.com/product.asp?ProductID=80537 (895 US$)
My copy was a gift…[/quote:ugflq7nt]
Santa came early this year??
It was so cheap, it felt like a gift??
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the same item is now on ebay too, and someone already bid on it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi … 0194456811what would happen if someone would buy it from their website now?
one should be stupid to bid higher on ebay if the website is selling it for $895 (and with lower shipping costs listed), right? -
one should be stupid to bid higher on ebay if the website is selling it for $895 (and with lower shipping costs listed), right?[/quote:3mw86owh] it would be quite idiotic.
unless they had no idea that it was available elsewhere then ebay.
then they just feel like an idiot later and wish to kick themselves. -
one should be stupid to bid higher on ebay if the website is selling it for $895 (and with lower shipping costs listed), right?[/quote:3oezfte0]
Would be hilarious! I have put that eBay auction in my watchlist and when the winner is known we should all email the person with the link to the website, just for fun.
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the thing is though, now that it’s up on ebay, they can’t sell it via their website. otherwise they will have to say the ebay winner that it’s no longer available, and that’s against the ebay rules, if i’m not mistaken.
if you try to buy it via the website however, they can always tell you that it’s gone. won’t be fun to hear for anyone who tries it, but it’s not against their own website rules, right?
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