Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By JUKE 179r Wed Apr 13, 2011 7:53 pm
IMHO I'd steer clear of that auction. Anytime someone can't show an actual picture for an item they are trying to sell it's usually a hoax.
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By krush777 Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:06 am
Look at the feedback of the bidders. The story is there. That unit didn't bid high enough, so someone made that super high bid that was more that likely on behalf of the seller to prevent selling it.
By Mastakilla Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:17 am
krush777 wrote:Look at the feedback of the bidders. The story is there. That unit didn't bid high enough, so someone made that super high bid that was more that likely on behalf of the seller to prevent selling it.


You can pull your item up to 12 hours prior to the ending of the auction. It hit $3,200 with more than 2 days left on the auction. I've thought of people doing something of the sort but 3 grand??? even if you just wanted to get 600, then why not bid on your own item for like 590 or something and hope someone bumps you at the last minute, rather than bid 6 times the item's worth. idk just my thoughts
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By Ronin Mon Apr 18, 2011 5:37 pm
Personally i think it could be either a laundering scheme, a scam or the guy who is auctioning the mpc didn't like the prices being around $335 and got a friend or a second account to up it to a ridiculous price so he could maintain his rating as well as his equipment.