I wonder if eBay is reluctant to do much because it's really in their favour for the auction to finish. They get a listing fee and a portion of the final bid price either way.
This item is clearly a fraud. The poster lists specifications which are nonsensical: e.g. a "G5" PowerMac does not have Intel Xeon processors. He claims 3000GB hard drive...no such thing exists for this particular model -- not even close.
Somebody is already bidding over $2000...this person is going to be wiped out if this auction continues.
In the second case, anyone who had recently that kind of computer stolen from them will look at eBay, and if YOU win the auction, you WILL be traced and you WILL be prosecuted because you HAD to know that it was stolen.
It's either stolen, fake, (Who on earth actually has a Mac Pro with 16GB of RAM anyway?) or some drunk fool put it on for $0.01 and accidentally forgot to put a Reserve price or something.
George Lucas?
That's ********. The worse case scenario is the computer and monitors will be confiscated, leaving you with nothing but a lighter wallet.