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hugo929
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Wizzard1
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There are 15 in the $180 auction  |
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Chiefish
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I saw these as well as others that were advertised the same way, maybe they are hoping someone will be stupid enough to click on the outrageously overpriced ones and not know it or somthing, kind of seems like a scam to me, but who the heck knows what people are thinking when they do this sort of thing  |
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hugo929
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| Wizzard1 wrote: | | There are 15 in the $180 auction |
I just missed the item description. 
Possible a group buy ???? |
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wepwawet
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It seems to be not an error because this seller has two more auction bundles running with the same item at low and high price, placed nearly the same time.
Nevertheless who will be stupid enough to find the expensive item only and pay that money?!?
Hey, who needs a TI 16KBit RAm for $1?
Or a set of 8 for $99?
Ok, to be not serious, I have pin compatible Nec chips, an 8-chip-set at $999. Free shipping!
tststs, some people are nuts.
ebay likes them, I bet.
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