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Hahaha there's a Deskpro in there that could answer my 640K question once and for all! And, the rest of it... looks like badly stored, and one CRT for sure is trashed.

That would a VERY LARGE group buy (100k$). Also "Local pick-up only". Extremely unrealistic scenario.

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I understand that. I just figured this would be an exception because of the novelty of what's being sold.. it's an interesting occurrence and I don't know how else to generate discussion around it. I don't expect anyone here to take it seriously and actually go and buy it (but if someone does.. I want to see!)

FWIW I have nothing to do with it just found it this morning during one of my daily searches.

I think we can safely assume no one will be buying that outright. Orchard Park though? If that's near Niagara Falls / Buffalo, that's not too far from me. Too bad I can't break up the lot and buy that Deskpro.

Oh hell, I'll ask the seller.

From the listing it sounds like they don't expect to get the listing price as it says to make them an offer AND the listing does have a make offer button.

Without a detailed inventory list this might be only a bunch of plastic boxes and some computers in maybe bad shape. Hardly worth the price asked without any information about the status of the items.

100 thousand to remove their trash. What's the bet you will be getting a bunch of CRTs and mostly empty cases with all the good stuff stripped.

Wow.... the listing specifically says to come take a look and make an offer.

You could literally spend days there if you wanted before deciding what to offer them.

The lack of reading comprehension in this thread baffles me.

That doesn't look like $100k worth of hardware.

awgamer wrote:

That doesn't look like $100k worth of hardware.

ARE YOU TROLLING?

The listing says:

Come take a look the whole warehouse is for sale as one large lot.
You decide the value and make an offer

You see "warehouse," I see the photos.

If I was fat cat wealthy sure I would splurge that much to have it myself then slowly made something of the lot, given enough time it wouldn't be too hard to recover some of that if not more but there isn't a lot of information as to what really is there. If empty cases and CRTs then I doubt anyone will ever bight until the last minute where the owner or operator gives up then dumps it for chicken feed.

The seller should be really, really lucky to get 10k for that lot, judging by the photo’s. In fact 1k would be more likely. I see a LOT of junk, many discolorated and very dusty systems and unvaluable accessories, stored at the wrong way in a wrong environment. I assume he sells the good stuff retail and just hopes someone with more money than brains comes along to hand him some cash 🤣

I read that this was all in a 30 feet by 30 feet by 20 feet building. I would not call that a "wharehouse" by anyone's standards.

SpectriaForce wrote:

I assume he sells the good stuff retail and just hopes someone with more money than brains comes along to hand him some cash 🤣

You just described a lot of crap sellers on eBay.

SpectriaForce wrote:

The seller should be really, really lucky to get 10k for that lot, judging by the photo’s. In fact 1k would be more likely. I see a LOT of junk, many discolorated and very dusty systems and unvaluable accessories, stored at the wrong way in a wrong environment. I assume he sells the good stuff retail and just hopes someone with more money than brains comes along to hand him some cash 🤣

Sure don't want you valuing my estate 😜 😉 It might not be $100k worth, or even $50k, but there is some value there for a collector or museum. As the seller is pretty active on eBay, and often discussed on VCF for their pricing, if they are selling as a lot that should be a warning sign that at whatever price they sell you won't be able to flip it to make a buck.