The price creeped up to $46, and I was the highest bidder. 4.5 more minutes to go. Help! I don't want a DB Skeletor for that price. Heck, I can't afford a DB Skeletor for that price. 3 minutes. 2 minutes, and the price was still at $46. Come on, someone bid on this figure! 60 seconds, and I was still the highest bidder. 30 seconds - ack, I'll have to pay $46 plus shipping for a Dragon Blaster Skeletor. 10 seconds - what, nobody is sniping this figure? Closed. Ack, I've actually won a Dragon Blaster Skeletor that I didn't really want in the first place and I don't think I can afford. Moral of the story - don't bid on something that you (aka I) can't afford.
Anyways, I paid for it since I've already got it and guess what, less than 24 hours later it's status has changed to "shipped"! Wow, I'm now the proud owner of a $46 complete (I hope) Dragon Blaster Skeletor.
Hahahahaha! That's just too funny! I respect that you put the money out and went through with it, but hate you had to buy that figure for that price! Wow.. I look forward to hearing your take on it when it comes in! =) But Ebay? Not fun.
ReplyDeleteActually, a carded DB Skeletor goes for about $100 (and upwards). And the lock and chain can go for about $20 since those aren't the easiest thing to find complete. I think $46 is slightly steep for it - I wouldn't have paid more than $30 for it, but I now I have. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteWhy bid on something you don't want?
ReplyDeleteYou could have got a stolen chinese Tytus for that.