Spotted a real bargain on Ebay

[alfbranch]

You can buy a brand new unused film camera for £29.99 with a roll of film included.

Look HERE

I bet it's gone already

 

[steveo_mcg]

Hey it takes "23% better pictures" I need to get me some of that!

 

[alfbranch]

Hey it takes "23% better pictures" I need to get me some of that!

Is that 23% better than me or you?

 

[AshleyC]

If only they were 24% better I would of got one.

 

[Woodsy]

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!

Wait a minute...

 

[goodwin1234]

I'm not surprised there's 160 sold at that price!

 

[Tori_T]

I'm not surprised there's 160 sold at that price!

Ah, but they didn't! They all sold for £6.45.

 

[steveo_mcg]

But did they have photo improving features at that price?

 

[excalibur2]

About 2 years ago at a wedding I could have picked up 40 or more for nothing.. that were unused left on the tables.

 

[magicolor1]

Hey it takes "23% better pictures" I need to get me some of that!

How on earth can they claim that! If my pictures only turn out 21% better can I take them to court under the trades description act?

 

[ecoleman]

That's a bargain. Only £8.49 extra for a three year warranty on this disposable camera. I guess that means when it stops taking pictures they'll have to replace it.

 

[ariel7515]

A real bargain indeed... and I've wasted my money in a lousy SLR... :thumbsdown:

 

[retrogamer1990]

160 sold at £6.95, thankfully. Still a bit much if you ask me!

 

[skysh4rk]

160 sold at £6.95, thankfully. Still a bit much if you ask me!

A common practice for eBay sellers when they run out of stock for an item is to jack the prices up absurdly high, so no one will buy it while they await fresh stock.

If they simply took down the listing, they would lose the item history (e.g., number sold) and have to pay a new fee when they relished it.

I think this is why we've seen a disposable camera listed at £30.

 

[Delta Skies]

I notice you can add on a three year warranty on it for £8.49 LOL