Kahenraz wrote:

ATI Radeon 7500 for $880. Yes, you have to pay for shipping too:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ATI-Radeon-7500-PCI-G … =item3a91581f99

You know why? That card was made for an Alpha server and won't work in anything else. They're not so common for Alpha machines, especially in PCI. There's also an AGP version for an Alpha on there for $375 BIN.

Here's another PCI for $1350

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-DEC-Compaq-Alphase … =item1e8541bdae

GBP 9,999 for a mini-ITX motherboard?

IBM Active Response Keyboard for the cheap US price of $99,999! + $5.89 Shipping of course

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00004 … 8&condition=new

Btw, anyone ever used this keyboard before?

borgie83 wrote:

IBM Active Response Keyboard for the cheap US price of $99,999! + $5.89 Shipping of course

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00004 … 8&condition=new

Btw, anyone ever used this keyboard before?

I personally haven't, but knowing IBM, it should be a pretty good quality keyboard. Probably not worth $99,999 though. 🤣

I have an image somewhere i screen shotted a few years ago. One website sold IBM G76 monitor for 999.999 British pounds 😀

Silly priced 3.5 floppy drive, that scsi adapter on it must be made of gold.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/TEAC-SCSI-FLOPPY-DRIV … =item5b03dfa723

AlphaWing wrote:

Silly priced 3.5 floppy drive, that scsi adapter on it must be made of gold.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/TEAC-SCSI-FLOPPY-DRIV … =item5b03dfa723

2.88mb SCSI floppy drives are never cheap, but they're never that expensive, either.

borgie83 wrote:

IBM Active Response Keyboard for the cheap US price of $99,999! + $5.89 Shipping of course

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00004 … 8&condition=new

Btw, anyone ever used this keyboard before?

I think those are the keyboards they gave out with systems in the late 1990s or early 2000s - they're nothing remarkable. Not bad by any means, but Microsoft and Logitech have produced things of similar quality. They aren't the Model M or anything legendary like that.

I have four of those floppy to SCSI converters. Are they worth anything? As far as I can remember they can be configured to work with just about any kind of floppy drive.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/291243396133?nav=SEARCH

Collection of Leisure Suit Larry... New games, granted, but for that price you'd want the original first game to be included.

Someone should tell him that it's not the complete set, he's missing number 4, and this lowers its value dramatically 😜 🤣

Not all of them are pictured. In the listing it says 11 games are included, including 1 and 4, but only 9 are shown in the pics.

DonutKing wrote:

Someone should tell him that it's not the complete set, he's missing number 4, and this lowers its value dramatically 😜 🤣

Well said, but in reality what really should lower the price dramatically is the 1987 LSL1 is not included. Does anyone actually prefer the 1991 VGA remake?

Awe64 Gold with Memory Upgrade:

http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/151402233075?nav=SEARCH

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LARGEST-KNOWN-VINTAGE … =item5b05431691

You can start your own Vintage IC and Semiconductor business today for the low low price of only $295,000.00!!!!!! 🤣

borgie83 wrote:

IBM Active Response Keyboard for the cheap US price of $99,999! + $5.89 Shipping of course

Thats a disgrace, $5.89 for shipping....

Some of these may be scams: buy crap item from your bro for $$$ and charge the cost to company/government expenses, that sort of thing. Or else money-laundering/tax evasion scams of some sort.

2fort5r wrote:

Some of these may be scams: buy crap item from your bro for $$$ and charge the cost to company/government expenses, that sort of thing. Or else money-laundering/tax evasion scams of some sort.

I was thinking the same. Using ebay to move money from one country to another. It may even be ISIS terrorists fund raising for all we know.

Yes, who knows? I'm not a lawyer but this kind of thing is suspicious. These people may not be as dumb as they appear.

If you wanted to transfer a large amount of money to another person without arousing suspicion from the authorities, 'buying' a worthless item for a high price might be a way to do it. Overpriced artworks and antiques would also work. Who actually decides what the 'real value' of these things are?

Unless I'm missing something, this is nuts:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261614903628