I guess I don't see what you have to lose by asking the second highest
bidder to send you the $400 and see what happens. My experience with ebay
has seen some people place a ridiculous proxy bid to insure their getting
the item, but many of them won't pay up if the bid goes too high. They also
have nothing to loose since they have no feedback anyway by not paying. You
can also go to the third bidder with an offer to purchase if the first two
don't work out.
Tom
> Seems that two people bid in the $400 range at the end of the auction. One
> of whom supposedly made a mistake with the decimal place. The other pushed
> the final price up to the $400 level. The second person is a brand new user
> with '0' feedback and is a new user. All in all, this seems really sneaky
> and quite a bit on the shady side.
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