Where in the world do they get their prices from? I think they pluck a random figure out of the air and add £100. I presume the price shown for this tat - aka 'bargain' - was the start price, but unless it rapidly went down to £2.50 forget it.
Where in the world do they get their prices from? I think they pluck a random figure out of the air and add £100. I presume the price shown for this tat - aka 'bargain' - was the start price, but unless it rapidly went down to £2.50 forget it.
I thought it was just me that was sick of seeing this “Dave” and his bland jade. I swear I burst out laughing one night when I saw one of the carvings that looked like a cooked prawn!
Hell's bells, it was a ridiculous price for a start price, let alone a final price. I remember seeing comments on Trustpilot reviews a few years back about how unrealistic the start prices were, but nothing's changed since, in fact it's got worse.
I thought it was just me that was sick of seeing this “Dave” and his bland jade. I swear I burst out laughing one night when I saw one of the carvings that looked like a cooked prawn!
They've tried flogging Serpentine, Maw-Sit-Sit and Quartzite as Jade - so it wouldn't surprise me if they've moved onto flogging cooked Prawns as Jade.
Hell's bells, it was a ridiculous price for a start price, let alone a final price. I remember seeing comments on Trustpilot reviews a few years back about how unrealistic the start prices were, but nothing's changed since, in fact it's got worse.
I don’t really have an issue with start prices (unless they try to claim that the start price reflects an item’s 'worth') - it’s a reverse auction, so they have to start somewhere.
But ridiculous 'final prices' are another matter entirely, and this one took the p**s. I can't see how they can justify that price. I wouldn’t even pay £96 for it - let alone £960!
I’d love to know how many actually sold out of curiosity - not just showing as ‘sold’ within that hour, but genuinely sold, as in the order closed and payment taken after midnight.
