I've seen this before on all kinds of listings (not just nixie
related).. The seller will have an item up for a buy-it-now of roughly
10x what similar items are selling for. I can only assume that it is a
fishing technique. With untold millions of ebay viewers, perhaps over
the course of a month one or two people (accidentally or otherwise) buy
these items?
I have to admit to being very curious as well.
-Adam
On 3/1/2011 9:48 AM, Gene Segal wrote:
...and that's WITHOUT tubes, which would have to be soldered in by the user
(IN-16 have flying leads).
no thanks!
Hi All,
Just was browsing Ebay and found Item number: 160552240258
He/she is selling 4 digits IN-16 Nixie clock for 500USD
Not sure what he/she is doing ... ;-)
Best wishes, Konstantin
www.kosbo.com
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