January 18, 200818 yr $11,000 for this Sube??? Something doesn't make sense. Nice car, but...nah--don't see it... (click me)
January 18, 200818 yr It started at 200 dollars something is not right. Look at the bid history I'm betting he don't pay.
January 18, 200818 yr $11,100.00 for an EA82 3AT?! = moron wow. It says "very little rust" .... very LITTLE rust? That thing better have 5 miles on it and be rolling of the showroom floor for $11,100.00 ! EDIT: Look at the bid history I'm betting he don't pay. Im with Skip, actaully.
January 18, 200818 yr It went from 1400.00 to 11,000.00 to 11,100.00. Either there is a typo or jokester, but i bet we see it back again. I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore. nipper
January 18, 200818 yr I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore. nipper I thought that too
January 18, 200818 yr Author I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore. I hadn't thought of that, but that's a good assumption. If so, that's a really lame thing to pull. Super funny, but...
January 19, 200818 yr This is a perfect example of "Subaru Inflation". It will be relisted next week, even the salvage title throws a flag.
January 19, 200818 yr And I deal with the city of Blatimore alot, they arent really bad people, (now if it was in my home county, I'ld do the same thing). nipper
January 19, 200818 yr If somebody stole your sub for a few unpaid parking tickets I bet you wouldnt think that they weren't so bad I know I wouldn't
January 19, 200818 yr Well, that's an ebay tactic that some people like to use. Bid a rediculous amount at the very end to make sure they don't get outbid by people who will only place reasonable bids. A couple years ago I was constantly bidding against one of those people on several different auctions over a month and they kept winning me out. So when I saw them place their bid I started gradually bidding higher and higher way way past my personal limit. They ended up winning the auction 'cause I got skeered, but by the time I was done we had it bid over 5 times what it was worth. They never bid against me again!
January 19, 200818 yr If somebody stole your sub for a few unpaid parking tickets I bet you wouldnt think that they weren't so bad I know I wouldn't Which leads to the question, why didnt the owner feel like he was obligated to pay the parking tickets, instead of breaking the law? Thats no excuse. Alos it was stolen it was impounded. Finally Baltimore doesnt impounfd a car for parking tickets unless there are quite a few of them on the car. Its not like Baltimore is like NYC where parking is impossible, there is quite a lot of it available. Do you like it when someone gets pissed off at you at work for thier mistake? nipper
January 19, 200818 yr My very tired old brain needs help (a lot of help!!) This guys sells a bunch of cars. Look at his feedback. He says "Impounded by the City of Baltimore for unpaid parking tickets" Then he says " It is located in southern York,Pa. We have clear Pa. title" So he must have paided the tickets and the towing and the impound fees and got the car out of impound? How else could he have it and the title? Nipper says " I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore." Why then is the city of Ball-tit-more the one getting screwed?
January 19, 200818 yr Which leads to the question, why didnt the owner feel like he was obligated to pay the parking tickets, instead of breaking the law? Thats no excuse. Alos it was stolen it was impounded. Finally Baltimore doesnt impounfd a car for parking tickets unless there are quite a few of them on the car. Its not like Baltimore is like NYC where parking is impossible, there is quite a lot of it available. Do you like it when someone gets pissed off at you at work for thier mistake? nipper not trying to start an argument but you say impounded I say stolen I don't know if or why he didn't pay the tickets but I do know that taking away somebodies mode of transportation and making it more difficult to go to work is not a sensible solution to any problem.
January 19, 200818 yr My very tired old brain needs help(a lot of help!!) This guys sells a bunch of cars. Look at his feedback. He says "Impounded by the City of Baltimore for unpaid parking tickets" Then he says " It is located in southern York,Pa. We have clear Pa. title" So he must have paided the tickets and the towing and the impound fees and got the car out of impound? How else could he have it and the title? Nipper says " I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore." Why then is the city of Ball-tit-more the one getting screwed? he probably bought it at auction and is selling it at a huge profit to himself.
January 19, 200818 yr he probably bought it at auction and is selling it at a huge profit to himself. Thanks for the reply Wounded but how does that answer this "Why then is the city of Ball-tit-more the one getting screwed?"
January 19, 200818 yr Thanks for the reply Woundedbut how does that answer this "Why then is the city of Ball-tit-more the one getting screwed?" where does it say the city is the seller. the seller is probably a private party who bought it at auction from the impound.
January 19, 200818 yr good questionthus my question (please see the previous posts) you need to ask nipper that he posted it
January 19, 200818 yr "We have clear Pa. title, but due to the city taking it, it will probably show as salvage on Car Fax" Thats not really clear. It could be he is selling it for the city as an agent, or he bought it from the city and is reselling it. nipper
January 20, 200818 yr Thats not really clear. It could be he is selling it for the city as an agent, or he bought it from the city and is reselling it. nipper Sorry Nipper that still not answer your original statement. " I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore." I am sure you will explain in detail.
January 20, 200818 yr Sorry Nipper that still not answer your original statement. " I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore." I am sure you will explain in detail. Its a fake bid. So now they have to relist it again, probably for a fee. They have to explain to ebay that its a fake bid, how ever it works. It also blocks the car from being sold. Get enough withdrawn or fake bids while your trying to sell something, people are not going to bid. nipper
January 20, 200818 yr If the cars pops back on ebay and anyone is interested i can probably go check it out. its only about 15 mins from me
January 20, 200818 yr Nipper says "Its a fake bid. So now they have to relist it again, probably for a fee.......... people are not going to bid." I'm sorry Nipper, that still does not answer why you say this?? " I bet the winning bid was the original owenr of the car trying to screw over baltimore." The city doesn't own or even have possession of the car. It's in York, PA as I said. The auction is a travesty, I agree with you. But I don't understand your reasoning in that statement. Sorry, It has to have something to do with my lame old brain as I do get sooooo corn-fused these daze.
January 20, 200818 yr You see this on the bay sometimes. It's a bidding tactic gone bad. With the proxy bidding, some people put in a ridiculously high bid at the last minute to try and win. If two people use this tactic, the bid amount goes up to $100 over the lowest of the two ridiculous bids. Nobody is actually going to pay $11,100 for a loyale
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