Pony minifigs?

A TI-81 for $5

I want it

Weirdness: they have those? And haven't thrown them away? If you sell one on ebay, you are not a programmer.

I got my TI-83+ in like perfectly new condition for 5€

Quote from: Sorunome on June 15, 2014, 03:50:08 pm

Quote from: Princetonlion.tibd on June 15, 2014, 03:48:47 pm

A TI-81 for $5

I want it

Weirdness: they have those? And haven't thrown them away? If you sell one on ebay, you are not a programmer.

I got my TI-83+ in like perfectly new condition for 5€

I followed some ebay deals for those for some time and got pretty lucky
The thing is that you have to look for articles that do NOT end weekends or in evenings. Else everybody will be online to bid for it.

A TI-81 for $5

I want it

Weirdness: they have those? And haven't thrown them away? If you sell one on ebay, you are not a programmer.

It's a collectible.

A brand new, factory sealed copy of F-Zero SNES on Ebay.

Not exactly weird, but what was stupid was the description, which said cleaned and tested. How do you clean a SNES cartridge without opening/unsealing the package?




One weird item for sale I saw in a Zellers store in 2012 was a Zellers employee uniform (when they started closing to make way for Target). Don't get me started on that $1159.60 mattress (after the 80% off discount)

Sure is
Also lol @ that description for cleaned and tested.

That is a expensive mattress

Indeed. I think the liquidation company wanted to make as much money as possible when bringing the item into the closing store (near the end we started seeing plenty of arriving stock that the store never carried before the closing sale started, mainly from Home Outfitters and The Bay), so they probably marked up the price high enough so that after 80% off it's still the regular price.

Quote from: Princetonlion.tibd on June 15, 2014, 03:53:32 pm

Quote from: Sorunome on June 15, 2014, 03:50:08 pm

Quote from: Princetonlion.tibd on June 15, 2014, 03:48:47 pm

A TI-81 for $5

I want it

Weirdness: they have those? And haven't thrown them away? If you sell one on ebay, you are not a programmer.

I got my TI-83+ in like perfectly new condition for 5€

I followed some ebay deals for those for some time and got pretty lucky
The thing is that you have to look for articles that do NOT end weekends or in evenings. Else everybody will be online to bid for it.

On the other hand that kinda sucks for people who live in North America and work from 8AM-5PM from Monday to Friday >.<. My favorite are auctions that end very late at night, such as 4 AM, on weekdays, because if sleeping is an issue, I can simply take a nap then wake up to bid on the item before going to bed again. By then, most people are in bed and only Europeans/Asians are waking up, so it only becomes a problem if the item ships worldwide.

Wait, what?
It prolly wasn't even an accident....