http://m.ebay.com/itm/Free-Shipping-Intel-Cor … 1%257Ciid%253A4

Jade Falcon wrote:

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Free-Shipping-Intel-Cor … 1%257Ciid%253A4

Lol... it's damaged... free shipping though!

Jade Falcon wrote:

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Free-Shipping-Intel-Cor … 1%257Ciid%253A4

"We found this at the bottom of a box, but we still want full price for it"

xplus93 wrote:

Jade Falcon wrote:

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Free-Shipping-Intel-Cor … 1%257Ciid%253A4

"We found this at the bottom of a box, but we still want full price for it"

The price is outrageous but it could very easily still work with a damaged IHS.

Nothing a file and some sanding would not fix. But still, 🤣

Dell Dimension XPS P100 mislabeled as 486, $115, HDD missing, seller might don't know about the Dell model (seems to not differentiate between 486 and Pentium socket, doesn't know about Dallas RTC chips)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-DELL-XPS-P100 … I8AAOSwNRBZlgWV

🤣 nope

Carlos S. M. wrote:

Dell Dimension XPS P100 mislabeled as 486, $115, HDD missing, seller might don't know about the Dell model (seems to not differentiate between 486 and Pentium socket, doesn't know about Dallas RTC chips)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-DELL-XPS-P100 … I8AAOSwNRBZlgWV

Says its a Pentium on my end.

Jade Falcon wrote:

Carlos S. M. wrote:

Dell Dimension XPS P100 mislabeled as 486, $115, HDD missing, seller might don't know about the Dell model (seems to not differentiate between 486 and Pentium socket, doesn't know about Dallas RTC chips)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-DELL-XPS-P100 … I8AAOSwNRBZlgWV

Says its a Pentium on my end.

Werid, said 486 DX-2 100 at the time i found it, maybe the seller updated the listing?

No edit mark at the bottom of the listing. I believe when you edit a listing on eBay a mark gets put at the bottom of the page that lets you see the old version of the listing.

Carlos S. M. wrote:

Jade Falcon wrote:

Carlos S. M. wrote:

Dell Dimension XPS P100 mislabeled as 486, $115, HDD missing, seller might don't know about the Dell model (seems to not differentiate between 486 and Pentium socket, doesn't know about Dallas RTC chips)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-DELL-XPS-P100 … I8AAOSwNRBZlgWV

Says its a Pentium on my end.

Werid, said 486 DX-2 100 at the time i found it, maybe the seller updated the listing?

Yeah, it said 486 before. The seller has made two revisions to the listing in the past 24 hours.
EDIT: Also the description has been changed. When I read this earlier this morning the seller had a little blurb about him thinking there was a 486DX 100 in there.

What confuses me, is what kind of pentium is it? That looks like the socket 4 board, but he shows a socket 5 cpu.

Whoa - after the Takky Color Classic failed to sell for $5,000, the seller did the reasonable thing and raised the price to $7,500 🤣

But these prices are justified because "This is an exclusive premium auction" 🤣 🤣

Wow that seller is a nut - the list of terms and conditions are hilarious. I'd love to list them all here but unfortunately:

"Auction pictures and descriptions, including these terms and conditions, are copyright protected by the seller. All cases of plagiarism and unauthorized reproduction of seller's materials will be investigated and dealt with severely."

Makes me want to use the photos every ware.

SiliconClassics wrote:

Whoa - after the Takky Color Classic failed to sell for $5,000, the seller did the reasonable thing and raised the price to $7,500 🤣

But these prices are justified because "This is an exclusive premium auction" 🤣 🤣

I say we spam the dude with a bunch of super lowball offers.

he set it up to auto reject offers under a certain price.

I've been looking at the other items he has for sale and, as expected, there are a lot of insane prices there! Like this 48MB memory module for $5000! 7 "sold" so far.

EDIT: the modules sold for around $100 - $150. Still overpriced, but not to the extent of the BIN price.

luckybob wrote:

he set it up to auto reject offers under a certain price.

Yeah, but it should show up in his item history in the seller dashboard at least I would think.

TheMobRules wrote:

I've been looking at the other items he has for sale and, as expected, there are a lot of insane prices there! Like this 48MB memory module for $5000! 7 "sold" so far.

EDIT: the modules sold for around $100 - $150. Still overpriced, but not to the extent of the BIN price.

So what this "person" is doing is wanting to just have people make him out-right offers instead of doing an actual auction or buy-it-now.

Seems like a super dumb way to go about it, but whatever.

If I see something stupid like that I generally don't even bother looking at the sale in the first place.