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Rare Lima "SEALINK" liveried coach for sale
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"47802" wrote in news:DukLp.8074$z96.6358 @newsfe20.ams2:
I dont care if it's genuinely rare or not (not my period so I can't comment) but £39 as an opening bid for a second hand Lima coach strikes me as being unduly optimisitic.
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You think so?
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"47802" wrote in news:7y7Mp.7517$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe12.ams:
Sheesh ...
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Wow! :-O Either they really are that rare and collectible or two guys decided to set big 'nobody will pay that much' bids on because they were busy when the auction ended.
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The first item has one bid at £39. The way eBay works, that means the seller set £39 as the opening minimum bid - even if a buyer bids much more than this, eBay will only bid up to the first buyer's limit if someone else puts on a competing bid.
The second item has been withdrawn.
David
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On Tue, 21 Jun 2011 21:56:28 +0100, 47802 wro= te:
And I bet that seller didn't need to spam a newsgroup in order to achieve that price.
Fred X