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Still doesn't make sense though. If his eBay was (allegedly) hacked, and this purchase from Rich was a result of said hack, why would he turn around and pay for a seemingly unwanted item the next day?

More like this....

2) I sell the item for exactly what you ask and anything that it sells over that becomes my commission. For example, The sale total is $1200 and it sells for $1400 you will get $1200 and I keep the $200 as the commission. So instead of consigning with a reputable seller and getting $1260 on this $1400 sale example, I can give my book to some random with 148 eBay feedback and get $1200 instead? Yo, sign me up!!

Over saturation is a great point, especially since Led Zeppelin was introduced into the conversation. I know I've reached the point where I would drive off a bridge if I was subjected to any extended run of Zeppelin, AC/DC, Aerosmith, or a few other bands' songs. Why is this? Over saturation of course. In Chicago, we have exactly one alleged classic rock station. And you can pretty much set your watch to the completely vanilla song pattern of AC/DC, Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Stones, some other popular one off song, repeat. Plus, if you can believe it, things were even worse when we had two alleged classic rock stations. How? On several occasions I'd flip back and forth between them, and they would literally be playing the EXACT SAME SONG. So yes, after you've heard "Thunderstruck" for the 347,628th time, it gets a little bit maddening. Could the same occur if Disney were to start peppering the big screen with a dozen superhero movies per year? Certainly seems plausible.

After his ASM 361 fiasco, I'm starting to wonder if these pics were all swiped from some eBay listing...

Yeah, all those 9.2 Maximum Carnage readers that you have should really pop. Heck, they might appreciate all the way to $4 apiece!

I second that motion.

Hopefully no one from the horrendous movie will be involved.

I had to come back and wonder if this seemingly innocuous statement was indicative of your mindset towards life in general... Not only has QuadrigaCX filed for protection from its creditors, but chatter is starting to mount that they never had many of the assets that they claimed to (including the claimed cold storage wallets to which the password was allegedly lost). Some are going as far as suggesting that the company's owner faked his own death in India in order to try and skate out of this jam. "It's all good"? Not so much.

I'm reminded of the beginning of Beverly Hills Cop.

Count me in again!

fyrestarter00, Fyre Festival...does nothing good start with "Fyre?

Mic drop.

This might be even worse than his Stan Lee "signatures". He at least made an attempt at Cavill, but Affleck isn't even remotely close.

“onlinecoa.co.uk” Sure, that sounds legit. Probably Britain’s subsidiary of wewillcookyouupsomecoasforanything.com.

Oh hell, what did we do??? DID I GET RIPPEDED OFF PAYING $6.95 TO SHIPPIFY THIS BOX OF 25 COMICS WORTH 92 CENTS!?!?!!??

Shipping was included for "free". The eBay listing said so

BITCOINSHAWARMA would be an awesome username...

Assuming it really is a flat $1.30 per day (which seems highly dubious): (1.3 x 365) / 2800 = appx 16.94% But my guess would be the daily interest figure is slowly rising to $1.31 and beyond as the calendar turns since the tacked on interest would obviously also accumulate interest as it goes unpaid. I can't imagine the card company (or debt collector) would just say "OK, we'll charge you a flat $1.30 per day on your debt." It makes no sense from their perspective, or from the consumer's (assuming said consumer ever makes an attempt to pay their debt down).

Well, we do know he's investing $1.30 per day into his debt spiral.

Of course not, Magento's first apperence is too valuable to go in some drek pile. That golden ticket is getting slabbed...err purchased off eBay...err DAMN GUYS I WAS JUST JOKING!!!! @BITCOINSWAMI -- here's your next ticket to unbridled success: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Comic-Grab-Bag-Spider-Man-300-New-Mutants-98-Batman-Adventures-12-Variant-lot/272222336893?epid=840934850&hash=item3f61b7377d:rk:5:pf:0

His collection is better than mine. Just ask him.

Alright, I'll bail him out (you're 0 for 2 with the truth police @BITCOINSWAMI)... Certification #: 1476553019 Title: Cage Issue: 1 Issue Date: 4/92 Issue Year: 1992 Publisher: Marvel Comics Grade: 9.4 Total Graded At: 8 Page Quality: WHITE Grade Date: 02/13/2018 <------------------ Category: Modern Art Comments: Marc McLaurin story Dwayne Turner & Christopher Ivy cover & art

Just received my SS 9.8 ASM #700 -- quick shipping, top notch packaging. Outstanding all around!