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CONTEST: Most expensive item for sale on internet
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I know the grounds keeper for the private island owned by the inventor of the segway.
Rows and rows of 400 plus footers?xsedrinam said:Anyone who's taken the Jungle Queen River tour out of Ft. Lauderdale has seen rows and rows of these babies either docked by private owner or for sale. The $US190M doesn't surprise me, though (hurmph....) I'd have a little cash flow challenge to cover it.
Me thinks the boats that you are referring to are bit smaller in the 150-200 foot range, and a bit cheaper.
How about this....and it doesn't break any rules (I even added it to my cart to verify) - $524,123.36....and we can all get one (unlike your precious 800 acres....)
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nbs2 said:How about this....and it doesn't break any rules (I even added it to my cart to verify) - $524,123.36....and we can all get one (unlike your precious 800 acres....
Never complain about the cost of AppleCare again
That is the most expensive legal item, but it doesn't count in my book because it's a license for 250 computers and it's not tangible.
Touche. I presume that half million dollar diamonds are out of the question as well?CompUser said:
I like the entries I've seen so far. They seem to be in three or so categories:
1) Just the plain old most expensive thing, regardless of the rules
2) The eBay "Buy This Now" entries
3) Real shopping cart items, tangible and otherwise
All very interesting. Too bad there's no prize for the winners, other than Free Shipping, which most of the items would have, I'd guess (except the island).
(Note: I am NOT liable for charges if you accidentally buy the item in question when testing out the shopping cart!)
1) Just the plain old most expensive thing, regardless of the rules
2) The eBay "Buy This Now" entries
3) Real shopping cart items, tangible and otherwise
All very interesting. Too bad there's no prize for the winners, other than Free Shipping, which most of the items would have, I'd guess (except the island).
(Note: I am NOT liable for charges if you accidentally buy the item in question when testing out the shopping cart!)
nbs2 said:How about this....and it doesn't break any rules (I even added it to my cart to verify) - $524,123.36....and we can all get one (unlike your precious 800 acres....
Never complain about the cost of AppleCare again
For that price, Carly Fiorina better be showing up with her toolkit.