The photos of the jar with newly written stuff are now gone. That never looked like it had been buried for years with excellent looking paint on the outside of a glass jar.
I bet the jokesters rain on this parade as well.
posted on June 7, 2003 04:56:58 PM new
you are right,why is the paint so fresh??
but the second high bidder had an auction on his jar saying this is a spoof auction,you donthave to buy from the guy from arkansas for more??
posted on June 7, 2003 08:21:19 PM new
Maybe you didn't read the fixed price auction. It is selling personally autographed business card bearing the as yet unseen Ghost in a Jar logo not actual ghosts. Equally strange but not the same thing.
posted on June 7, 2003 08:29:56 PM new
You're right. I assumed it was the same auction. What an egomanic the guy is to sell an autographed business card of the now famous ebay auction for $5. Only 10,000 with a limit of two per user. I predict the auction will have a fame seeker or two bid on all 10,000 cards at once.
posted on June 8, 2003 02:44:15 PM new
The seller selling the signed Ghost In A Jar business cards has a 100% feedback rating but the Ghost In A Wine Bottle seller has a 85% feedback rating. Those are two different sellers.
What a cottage industry selling these types of bogus auctions has become. Like all gold rushes the early prospectors made most of the money.
