Weird bidding

[ffutures]

One of the things I'm currently selling on ebay is a generic small bluetooth keyboard with a bluetooth mouse. The keyboard is more or less new, used for about ten minutes, you can buy them new for about eight or nine quid; the mouse is a second-hand Targus model but not particularly expensive, you can get them for about a fiver new.

So far there have been 29 bids and the price is now on £30. There seem to be three different bidders, the current high bidder started when the price was £7.50

While I have no objection to people bidding stupidly, I'm just a bit worried that there's some sort of scam here which I've been unable to figure out. Any ideas?

Comments

[gonzo21.livejournal.com]

Things on Ebay do frequently seem to sell for a bit more than they would cost new on Amazon. But that is unusually high by comparison.

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

Considering I got the keyboard on ebay and they're still on offer there it seems a bit odd. But I'm not complaining, provided there isn't something crooked going on.

[johnreiher.livejournal.com]

Cash up front, no cheques. Paypal preferred. That's my motto.

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

Definitely.