>I do not have a system to check this cartridge. >I do

L@@K! RARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>3425314

He pulled this before. Not sure if the previous buyer returned it or if he is just repeating a scam and hoping to catch yet another sucker ("1 bid," so it looks like he has). Pretty good trick: take a really cheap cart, rip off the label, wipe off all residue, and call it a possible prototype to turn your $2 game into an $80 sale.

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>>3425324
Yeah followed by an $80 refund and ebay account termination.

Fantastic money-making scheme you have there...

>>3425340

Sadly some of the people who buy this stuff likely have no idea what the fuck they're doing anyway. The last one he sold earned him a positive feedback. I wonder if the buyer opened it up to check the board and played the game, though if he just pissed away $80 on SMB/DH he'd probably be too embarrassed to admit that he was scammed (or at the very least overpaid for an item from an ignorant seller). The seller's weasel-word listing might deter some people from demanding a refund.

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Not quite as shady, but still pretty diluted trying to sell a $40 romhack cart for ten times as much. "Very rare NES game!" he says...

>>3425379
>diluted
Watered down?

I don't get it

>>3425381

I think he meant "deluded."

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>>3425314
This guy is selling burned Dreamcast games. The title sounds to good to be true, and it is. It's click bait.

Here's the listing link: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/6-Sega-Dreamcast-Games-Gigawing-2-Record-of-Lodoss-War-Mars-Matrix-More-/272340646824?hash=item3f68c47ba8:g:YdUAAOSwDuJWy~9Z

I sent in an eBay report in to hopefully get this piece of shits auction closed down, but I doubt they care enough to actually do anything. Still, fuck this guy.

>>3425376
>Implying it wasn't a GENUINE SUPER R@RE prototype

>>3427493
>choose one of the games
So what if multiple buyers want the same game?

>>3427642
Heh. The fact that the guy who won the last one didn't seem to have even bid on this latest "treasure" says a lot.

>>3427493
Didja post this on the neo-geo forums too?

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>>3427493
>7 watching

>>3427764
Nope. That's someone else.

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This has been posted this a couple times by now but it never gets old.

>>3425379
I guess ebay is fine with selling bootlegs and everdrives now. Funny that Aliexpress is slowly removing them.

>>3429091

All they care about is sold listing fees. Same reason they don't discourage people from relisting the same overpriced BINs for a year, because ebay themselves is hoping some idiot will jump in and buy some of them. Yeah, it makes them money in the short term, but in the long run I'd imagine that it'll deter some people from using ebay as much when they find out they have inadvertently bought bootlegs. It also furthers ebay's reputation of being a wasteland of overpriced crap that never sells.

>>3429116
Dunno they removed all flashcarts few years back when the R4's for DS was big, its only the last few months ive seen them come back.

And I make my living on ebay, most the stuff on there is making pennies.

>>3429154

Apparently they also used to remove prototype listings but they don't any more. The fact that they apparently don't remove the flash cards you're talking about says something about their current policies.

Do they even remove repros?

>>3429160
>Do they even remove repros?
Not really, people just generally dont list them as repros(or mention it anywhere, even when its obvious).

>>3425314
I remember someone selling a huge nes lot, but it said they haven't tested anything and the conditions were like shit to great. The thing is no one seems to think this justifies a lower price and from a business standpoint that's crazy if you're the buyer.

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Very tempting

>>3431476
>HOLY GRAIL, WOW!
lel

>>3431476
>115$ shipping for a game cartridge
>not even shipping to asia or assfuckistan

>>3431507
shipping cost is probably all insurance for a $100,000 item

>>3431509
Last I checked with my local post office, you couldn't insure above the real value of the item.

>>3429062
>I liked this game a lot
>therefore it should be super expensive

>>3425376
PayPal will side with the buyer no matter what.