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I'd pay £35 at the most. The box can't be that much, and the rest is basically headphones, USB cable, and wall adaptor. Whic, may I add, Apple charge ridiculous amounts for :p
 
and to think i threw mine out lol $300:eek:

why would you want a box?? i can understand the headphones and cable but you can but that stuff under $60

strange poeple out there, i bet this one ends in a non-payment
 
The only way I can see someone justifying this purchase is if they have a stolen iPhone or something that they don't have the box for... but I agree with the above poster- strange people out there. lol
 
and to think i threw mine out lol $300:eek:

why would you want a box?? i can understand the headphones and cable but you can but that stuff under $60

strange poeple out there, i bet this one ends in a non-payment


I still have my iPhone box with all these accessories still in it (don't use the earbuds as I prefer to stick to my iPod and I charge using my iPod USB cable), so maybe I should stick mine on eBay and hope one of those strange people takes a bite!!!
 
Just bought an iPhone off Craigslist for $200 that came with the box, everything in it, the plastic from the screen, and even an Apple store bag.
 
obviously people are mistaking this for an actual iphone in box, most def won't pay due to misleading sale.

some people just aren't that e-savvy with their e-shopping.
 
Hahahaha. It doesn't say that it comes with an iPhone 3G. It clearly states that you're getting the box and accessories. So whoever buys it, that's what they're gonna get.
 
Hahahaha. It doesn't say that it comes with an iPhone 3G. It clearly states that you're getting the box and accessories. So whoever buys it, that's what they're gonna get.

Hahaha agreed, and it's even listed as an accessory bundle in the category Cell Phone & PDA Accessories. :rolleyes:
 
Just let me check I've got this right. At this time of writing, some complete MORON has bid 338 bucks for some crappy headphones and a mains adaptor (the box is worthless - sorry to break it to you, folks).

It just goes to show that there's one born every minute. Unbelievable.
 
The sale wont stand. The sellers intention is actually to lure the ebayers that dont read before they bid. He started the bid at $99.99, they usaually go for around $40.
 
My Box is neatly packed up, still has the clear plastic on the outside, using the Charger and USB Cable though.
 
The sale wont stand. The sellers intention is actually to lure the ebayers that dont read before they bid. He started the bid at $99.99, they usaually go for around $40.

Can eBay regulate how much people charge for their items? Regardless of what the seller is charging, I think the buyer holds the ultimate responsibility for what they bid on and reading the description since the bid is a legal contract. Or at least that's how I conduct myself on eBay when I buy things. :confused:
 
This is a legit item, there is zero misinformation. he even listed it as an accessory

I don't blame the guy, there are idiots out there that should learn how to read.
 
Can eBay regulate how much people charge for their items? Regardless of what the seller is charging, I think the buyer holds the ultimate responsibility for what they bid on and reading the description since the bid is a legal contract. Or at least that's how I conduct myself on eBay when I buy things. :confused:

you have a point.
 
Looks like the auction got taken down. I bet the seller's gonna be bummed... :rolleyes:
 
Looks like the auction got taken down. I bet the seller's gonna be bummed... :rolleyes:

I hate when ebayers dont read the auction and bid, then complain when they win so as not to pay. Ebay should ban their account. I sold a pair of shoes and the moron who won tells me he aint paying because they are fake. Why did he bid?
 
The seller did nothing wrong whatsoever.

yes they did.....it was obvious by his starting bid ($99) and the wording of the listing title, that they were trying to give the impression that there was a 16g 3G iPhone in that listing. Even their little disclaimer at the bottom "by bidding you acknowledge that you have read the listing and FULLY understand it" was their hope to get by on a misleading title. I am happy to see that eBay pulled it...

Now that being said, I do think that people who bid it up are stupid and should learn to read over every auction with a “fine tooth comb”…

But it was intentionally misleading…
 
yes they did.....it was obvious by his starting bid ($99) and the wording of the listing title, that they were trying to give the impression that there was a 16g 3G iPhone in that listing. Even their little disclaimer at the bottom "by bidding you acknowledge that you have read the listing and FULLY understand it" was their hope to get by on a misleading title. I am happy to see that eBay pulled it...

Now that being said, I do think that people who bid it up are stupid and should learn to read over every auction with a “fine tooth comb”…

But it was intentionally misleading…

I dissagree. I read the auction and it clearly states box and accessories. It does not mention the inclusion of an iPhone anywhere. If you don't read the auction and just bid that is your own headache.
 
I dissagree. I read the auction and it clearly states box and accessories. It does not mention the inclusion of an iPhone anywhere. If you don't read the auction and just bid that is your own headache.

+1
If the auction said that it included a phone, or specified the size of the phone or condition of a phone, then it would be misleading.
As for the $99 starting price; The seller may sell it for however much he/she would like.
 
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