The opposite of free shipping

[Steve]

Sorry, but like Kirtley, I haven't a clue what the heck you're all talking about. This listing has very cheap and reasonable shipping costs and I'm also seeing the £49.80 Kirtley mentions.

[Orchorsol]

Sorry, but like Kirtley, I haven't a clue what the heck you're all talking about. This listing has very cheap and reasonable shipping costs and I'm also seeing the £49.80 Kirtley mentions.

Very strange - I'm seeing GBP 8,500.00, as other folks are talking about.

[Retrograde]

Sorry, but like Kirtley, I haven't a clue what the heck you're all talking about. This listing has very cheap and reasonable shipping costs and I'm also seeing the £49.80 Kirtley mentions.

Very strange - I'm seeing GBP 8,500.00, as other folks are talking about.

There's a disconnect between ebay uk and ebay usa. If you go to the UK page and change the destination country to USA, it shows 8500 instead of 48.90.

[clevelander]

If any of you in the USA are interested, I will buy it here in the UK, pay the £49.80 ($75.02) postage and send it over to you!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181141042323

[WickedMessenger]

I'm not saying that this is happening here but do any of you ever get the feeling that Ebay is used to launder money? A friend of mine who collects beer cans says there are often wild prices for pretty normal cans that get bid up and sell even though identical cans are also listed for prices thousands and thousands less. Illegal money can become valid Ebay income. Has anyone seen this in action?