A Blackberry USB data cable ... only £39,185.27 ... !
It's quite possibly the result of two (or more) automated price adjustment mechanisms reacting to each other.
There's a detailed explanation of a similar situation here: http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=358
There's a detailed explanation of a similar situation here: http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=358
Originally Posted by Step666:
“I once saw a digital camera on Dabs.com selling for £999,999.”
“I once saw a digital camera on Dabs.com selling for £999,999.”
They can be some really expensive cameras was it a really high end one?
Originally Posted by fmradiotuner1:
“They can be some really expensive cameras was it a really high end one?”
“They can be some really expensive cameras was it a really high end one?”
No, it was a crappy HP with no optical zoom which, at the time, retailed for ~£100 elsewhere.
Here's a screenshot: http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs71/f/20...66-d4vbrij.jpg
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Brand-Memory...9148586&sr=1-1
From the same people - £502,000 for a 16 GB memory card
From the same people - £502,000 for a 16 GB memory card
If anyone ordered one but refused to pay no more than the recommended retail price for that MemoryStick, or indeed for
that Blackberry USB data cable I posted earlier, instead of the totally mental prices listed on the items, could Amazon
actually legally the full amounts? Would they be enforcable debts. I'm no legal expert, but I very much doubt it.
that Blackberry USB data cable I posted earlier, instead of the totally mental prices listed on the items, could Amazon
actually legally the full amounts? Would they be enforcable debts. I'm no legal expert, but I very much doubt it.
