What the hell?
Here’s the answer:
I bought this four pack, I was super excited I was getting it for such a low price. My excitement quickly faded when I received it only to realize that it was simply a four pack that had been torn open from the bottom and a black cut out slipped in behind the figures. It was not even cut out evenly and looked like a 10 year old did it. There was a big whole in the bottom of the plastic where the fifth figure was added. I knew it was most Almost certain that it was not legit but I had to buy it just in case.
A sad ending, but we’ve all been there before.
I briefly shared my feelings about this train-wreck. When I saw this, my reaction was, “Of course.” This is the least surprising and most understandable thing I have read in a longtime. I plan on writing a post in the future called, “Water is wet.”
It’s going to be pretty good.
In the meantime, let’s see how much eBay I can withstand.
– The first listing I see.
I have a new hypothesis. The next Non-Poster figure will be purchased for about $1. We keep seeing sellers listing their terrible lots with price tags that seem to average about $1-per figure. With all these new sellers, isn’t it a matter of time before some dope lists a complete SHA in a $1-per figure lot?
It feels inevitable based on the current trends. What do you guys think?
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– No complaints. It started at $0.99.
– Are you fucking kidding me?
– “They are an excellent addition to any upscale collection and a wise investment.” What a fucking stupid asshole.
– “Look carefully at each figure please.” Ok, now what?
– Not going to make a sale at this price or that price.
– Like the color, but still hate the price. So does everybody else.
– Started high, but people will still chase this 4-pack.
– Three bids?
– How frustrated would you be trying to collect 1,000,000 of these things?
Last week we crowned our fourth AOTW winner, which means it is time for the winners to face-off. But how did they get here?
The AOTW Winner #1 easily beat out their challengers. The AOTW Winner #2 was in a much closer battle. The winner certainly deserves a hand for besting its challengers.
Like the first winner, the AOTW Winner #3 destroyed its competition. Finally, the AOTW Winner #4 used her long-time “experience” to beat the competition by placing a $120.60 BIN on a figure that fairly recently sold for $10.50.
Cast your vote and crown this week’s AOTW Battle of the Champions Fatal-Four Way winner. Here are the four combatants:
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I can’t help myself. I had to check again. Last week the price for an EMPTY BOX was $160. This week it has dropped to $149 FOR AN EMPTY BOX!
I wondered what other treasures this seller is gifting to the world. I was not disappointed.
– A $69 empty shoe-box.
– An even grosser empty shoe-box for $14.50.
– ANOTHER empty shoe-box for $22.50.
– Oh, c’mon now.
– Seriously?
– This is evidence when dreaming becomes delusion.
– Now I’m getting sad.
– Stop. No more!
– Oh god! Make it stop.
– This isn’t fun anymore.
– I give up. Please stop.
– Am I hallucinating?
– Maybe I’m having a stroke?
– I’m calling 911. I’m losing my grip on reality.
– “Hello, 911? This is Chad Perry.”
– “Yeah. Get over here – right now!”
