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Could it be a clever way to launder money for a 10% eBay fee? It seems incredible that certain things go for the prices they do (up to 10x the real value). To my eye, it's not just a watch phenomenon - so probably some kind of financial fraud and most likely cleaning up dodgy money with an 'asset' that doesn't exist or has a much lower value.
Cheers
Steve
: I believe that we have seen this one listed previously, with
: some high prices. Perhaps we have also seen photos of this one
: offered for sale.
: http://www.ebay.com/itm/181577739433
: Interesting (??) that the three bidders who have taken the watch
: above the 2,200 Euro level are all "Private", as shown
: HERE
: Yep, we see some strange things on eBay.
: Jeff
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