Yesterday I decided to do my occasional search on ebay for the decks that I find interesting. Lo and behold, I found this listing: http://www.ebay.com/itm/absolut-150-packs-of-playing-cards-sealed-/111057969851?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19db9222bbThis is probably one of the best deals that I have seen for any type deck in a while. A grand total of $515 for 150 decks of Absolut Vodka playing cards, you cant get better than that; that's about $3.44 a deck.Unfortunately, I did not have the money to snag this awesome deal but someone did. So my question is: Who bought it?If any of you fellows out there bought this, hook a brother up This was certainly one of the times that I wished I was rich.-Stan
What the dick.On a side note, 500 clams for a gross of cards +10 is an INSANE deal, considering the Absolut deck goes for about $30.Props to the guy that snagged this for $15 shipping. (wat)...Yeah. That listing's fishier than Pike Place.
Quote from: MrMollusk on April 28, 2013, 02:59:53 PMWhat the dick.On a side note, 500 clams for a gross of cards +10 is an INSANE deal, considering the Absolut deck goes for about $30.Props to the guy that snagged this for $15 shipping. (wat)...Yeah. That listing's fishier than Pike Place.Some sellers on E-bay don't know about values on their items.I bet that guy is happy that somebody bought that gross right away.I got tools on E-bay for my telecom work at pennies on the dollar, because the seller didn't know what that tool is for or described properly in the title.Same thing can apply on that auction.
Some sellers on E-bay don't know about values on their items.I bet that guy is happy that somebody bought that gross right away.I got tools on E-bay for my telecom work at pennies on the dollar, because the seller didn't know what that tool is for or described properly in the title.Same thing can apply on that auction.
The fact that this guy has 1150 feedback and the auction was covered under ebay buyer protection would have been enough for me to pull the trigger. It's on the buyer to determine if they're fakes or not and take appropriate action if necessary.