For a popular item like an iPhone, the most common way for a listing to gererate low interest / low final price is having the item listed in the wrong area (mobile phone accessories instead of mobile phones) or with a misspelling ("iPhune"). Other times a listing is cheap, a good read of the description text may explain the low price - water damage, dropped, scratched, etc. Also, auctions with low prices are often cancelled in the last hours - whether corect or not, it happens all the time.I would be very surprised if that were the whole story. I'd be more inclined to believe that he ended the auction early and sold it offline, or he did have bidders but they were zero or negative feedbackers and he canceled their bids. Unless he had zero feedback himself, someone would have bid. Also, the relisted auction may not have been for the same exact phone...maybe he had two and reused the photos.