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Old 24-01-2005, 13:15   #5
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Re: E-Bay (Newbie)

Exactly. I saw a new Ipod Shuffle for £112 today.

They are only £99 from the apple site (albeit with a slight delay). Is it just cause they want it NOW, or because some people are thick ? Probably both.

I used to use it for just buying stuff (nothing more then £50), but have really got into it recently. I've been selling loads of unwanted DVD's, Games and CD's.

Best thing is not to get carried away. As other people have mentioned, you can get caught up in a bidding war and pay over the odds. State a max bid and walk away if its not enough.
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