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wow this has to be a joke (eBay)

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i just logged into ebay and saw these in the recommended stuff for me area

what a joke

tiny TBM crest $300

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/TBM-Crest-Trichocereus-Plant-Cacti-Succulent-Ariocarpus-Rare-Button-/281361168217

and crested loph $800 hahahahhah wtf

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Rare-Button-Crest-Cacti-Succulent-Plants-Trichocereus-Ariocarpus-/281361163369

i almost wouldnt even call the loph crested more like just multiheaded in the shape of a crest

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yeah that seller definately has pricing issues..and trades under another name also on there.....how ridiculous is this.. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Variegated-Trichocereus-Pachanoi-Ultra-Rare-Cacti-Plant-Button-Ariocarpus-/281361098700?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item41826da7cc

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4 people are viewing this item per hour :BANGHEAD2:

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Jesus christ!! I wonder if he actually thinks he'll sell them for those prices.

Look at this http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Ultra-Mega-Rare-Tylecodon-Bucholzianus-Plant-Cacti-Ariocarpus-Button-/281361382429?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item418271fc1d

Ultra mega rare!!!

I must pay 200 for it since it is ULTRA MEGA RARE!!!! *guitar solo playing in the background*

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yeah that seller definately has pricing issues..and trades under another name also on there.....how ridiculous is this.. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Variegated-Trichocereus-Pachanoi-Ultra-Rare-Cacti-Plant-Button-Ariocarpus-/281361098700?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item41826da7cc

hahahha holy shit i saw that pach i didnt see the price though haha

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Would be hilarious if it wasn't so offensive, hope his cactus come round and kick him in the arse so to speak... :slap:

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He has it at that price to save his ass and his wallet supposedly. Because it's so ultra mega uber crazy mega rare.

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Jesus, according to this guy, I'm sitting on a fucking gold mine. Good by job, hello 200 acre plot in Tassie.

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hahahaha i know i think its about time i retired

anyone wanna buy my super ultra mega rare crested kiko lizard skin muscle form asterias only 20 G's

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Super extra mega rare crested lophophora fricii. 100,000,000... I must be INSANE to get rid of this plant!! You'll never see another one again!!! BUY BUY BUY!!!

Sham WOW! You'll be saying wow every time!

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hah! one of you replying in this thread is probably the same dude!!!

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hah! one of you replying in this thread is probably the same dude!!!

Or is it you....

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Since this is the thread to document this sellers super overpriced cacti here's another one. $400 for a varigated diffusa that looks to be about 1cm across. Bargain!!!!

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Variegated-Diffusa-Rare-Button-Cacti-Plants-Trichocereus-Ariocarpus-/281362156728?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item41827dccb8

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hahahaha do people actually buy these?

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he's got 100% ratings and he seems to overprice only hyped-up items of the 'community', namely lophos ... Lophos are fairly overpriced in oz, some dude once bought some off me that he thought I was selling dirt cheap) to re-sell

yeah that "variegated diffusa" seems like its dead already!

so yeah they are buying, but not the overpriced items

this diffusa seems like its gonna sell pretty high

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Old-Extra-Large-Diffusa-Rare-Button-Cacti-Plants-Trichocereus-Ariocarpus-/281362072316?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item41827c82fc

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I think that he is not wrong or a bad seller, if people are paying his prices... Its just a market thing, if the customer is paying the seller will set the price, simple. We know there are far cheaper sources but that's us, informed buyers. And of course there is the phenomena that most people feel "better" paying more (there is the illusion that if you pay more the item is better) I bet you he is making more money selling one plant( with less effort) than someone selling 50 plants (cheaper) with all the work involved...

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I suppose some of us have sold some stuff over the ebay at one point or another.

Last year I sold some breast cacti rooted cuttings pretty cheap, and I got (among other positive ratings and replies) an awesome reply from a US buyer saying that my breasts (lol) were the fattest (heheh) he ever bought off ebay, and also the cheapest even if you included the postage price (?!?!) - so what do you do? heh, you sell a bit more expensive, seeing an item sells like fresh donuts. And I am talking bout 5-10 clones here max. And then you see that dude from europe, this year, who is selling tens of small rooted breasts for pennies... well its capitalism!!

I also think that ebay buyers have the privilege of buying something now and getting what you want now, instead of searching for it in order to get it cheaper .. The search is easy in a single shop. Many people are unable to research, look for certain hard to find clones.

As an ebay buyer, I have spent money just because I saw an item I really wanted NOW, be it a used music keyboard or a cactus.

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