Good deed or bad deed?
See this Swiss Army watch on eBay I wouldn't mind buying.
It has 1 bid for $0.99.
I bid it up to $10.
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Todd
Long time watch appreciator, 2022 inductee into the obsession. Originator (or perpetrator depending on your point of view) of #WhimsicalWednesday, #MacroMay & #MacroMonday Omega Speedmaster simp. Like...
Utah, USA
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7.50” / 19.05 cm
Woot I’m gonna get $10 bucks thanks for bidding 😂
Good deed if you don’t mind owning it for $10.00.
Good deed if you don’t mind owning it for $10.00.
Valid point. It should be known that I only bid when I want to buy
Definitely an interesting strap,especially on a ladies watch👁👁
You are braver than I am. I only bump when there are multiple bidders and I'm annoyed that the price is already higher than I'd like. But I support inflating used prices of non-luxury watches.
You are braver than I am. I only bump when there are multiple bidders and I'm annoyed that the price is already higher than I'd like. But I support inflating used prices of non-luxury watches.
Eh, If I get outbid on this I will not be crushed.
I mostly did it because my first 5 bids were auto-matched plus $0.25 and I wanted to see how much the bidder set up their max bid for.
Eh, If I get outbid on this I will not be crushed.
I mostly did it because my first 5 bids were auto-matched plus $0.25 and I wanted to see how much the bidder set up their max bid for.
Yes, I like spoiling bids too. The maliciousness of that is, I think, balanced out by the charity to the seller.
Yes, I like spoiling bids too. The maliciousness of that is, I think, balanced out by the charity to the seller.
Exactly. I was kinda expecting someone to say, "What if the bidder really needs that watch & could only pay the dollar?"
Well, "What if the seller needs the money to pay for food or medicine?"