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Dino poop at least? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GIANT-Museum- ... 35beffdf4d

Yeah I was looking for poop on ebay and saw also some Dino crap. This is for me the king:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/SDCC-2013-Comic- ... 1e7d4b0fd6

Haruka wrote:Dino poop at least? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GIANT-Museum- ... 35beffdf4d

That should be on a museum, if it's areal piece of crap. :p And he should donate it to a museum, not to sell it.

eBay should really put some rules what can and cannot be sold. One guy tried to sell skype call with him for 30 minutes.

They are some. For example you aren't allowed to sell computer games that are dangerous to youth for example Battlefield or Crysis.

I see nothing wrong with selling dinosaur shit. Someone will have it and someone will live a happy life with the fascinating, historical piece of shit.

GNineify wrote:I see nothing wrong with selling dinosaur shit. Someone will have it and someone will live a happy life with the fascinating, historical piece of shit.

You made my day!

emshomar wrote:They are some. For example you aren't allowed to sell computer games that are dangerous to youth for example Battlefield or Crysis.

Then why do I see tons of people selling Battlefield and Crysis when I type that on eBay? Perhaps they are banned maybe on German eBay? I use American eBay.

OldClassicGamer wrote:

emshomar wrote:They are some. For example you aren't allowed to sell computer games that are dangerous to youth for example Battlefield or Crysis.

Then why do I see tons of people selling Battlefield and Crysis when I type that on eBay? Perhaps they are banned maybe on German eBay? I use American eBay.

These are companies who have a licens for that. I tryed to sell Crysis and Half-Life 2 on eBay but both had been declined because of that reason.

Then it must be only for Germany.
Take a look at this random regular person selling Crysis 2:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Crysis-2-Nano-E ... 25804ed394

OldClassicGamer wrote:Then it must be only for Germany.
Take a look at this random regular person selling Crysis 2:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Crysis-2-Nano-E ... 25804ed394

I have to agree, possibly its only german ebay?

I would not be suprised if Australian eBay was same. They ban most games in their country anyways.

OldClassicGamer wrote:I would not be suprised if Australian eBay was same. They ban most games in their country anyways.

Don't forget the UAE. They also banned manny games, yet you can still play imports or faked because I bought once a PS2 from there and it could play imports as well as burned games and it was the slim edition. Sadly it had very poor quality and scratched all my discs and finally it didn't work anymore :/

I had PS2 called HD ComBo and it scratched my Crash Bandicoot Japanese Import (It made a massive circle Scratch) and I was so angry I smashed that garbage to pieces and decided to keep old PS2. Thankfully my Crash Bandicoot copy still works thanks to superior black protection on PS1 discs (PS1 discs are better and more imune to scratches then even new discs today)

We should stay within Sony's policy.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rayman-3-ubisof ... 4ac6233714

You think at least they would have free shipping.

that3Dguy wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rayman-3-ubisof ... 4ac6233714

You think at least they would have free shipping.

Haunter posted this about a month ago: viewtopic.php?p=766551#p766551
Laughs ensued.

Imagine if someone trolls seller and click buy, but does not buy it.

OldClassicGamer wrote:Imagine if someone trolls seller and click buy, but does not buy it.

The seller would then still pay lot's of fees.

OldClassicGamer wrote: Who Framed Roger Rabbit NES hotline number is still active. But...wait, I am sure you don't wanna hear it knowing how you would react.

I'VE HEARD THAT ONE IT'S A SEX HOT LINE