Some ebay sellers just don't get it.

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  1. Majestyk

    Majestyk Rush Resident Thread Starter

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    Sony DVP-S7000 27242518780 | eBay

    A 20 year old DVD player for $1000 plus $80 shipping with "tentative shipping in January 2018". If it wasn't for the fact that this unit makes a relatively good CD player, it would best be used as a door stop.

    BTW, the going rate of these Sony's is around $20 to $40.
     
  2. tmtomh

    tmtomh Forum Resident

    I agree $1000 is nuts. There do seem to be some special/rare versions - in champagne gold and gunmetal grey, with some kind of outboard remote/editor/shuttle-dial unit - going for $400-$500.
     
  3. DRM

    DRM Forum Resident

    I have wondered before what the rationale is for pricing some items WAY above what they are worth.

    It crossed my mind that it could be some type of accounting/tax/financial/insurance scheme.
     
  4. InStepWithTheStars

    InStepWithTheStars It's a miracle, let it alter you

    Location:
    North Carolina
    "Higher price = higher quality" - "I can get this for $1000 and never have to buy another DVD player again!"
     
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  5. aoxomoxoa

    aoxomoxoa I'm an ear sitting in the sky

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    It says you can make an offer. Maybe that’s what the seller expects? Seems pretty dumb to me though
     
  6. live evil

    live evil Senior Member

    Location:
    ohio
    I’ve thought the same thing myself. I only buy cd’s on eBay (I’m about to stop - but that’s another story....), but I’ve notice some crazy prices recently. The volume of this seems to
    Have shot up recently.
     
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