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The license plate isn’t the only ball that has actually been sold on eBay. Image: iStock Source: istock
A bag, a horse poo, enchanted dolls and a very, very, very, license plate are just some of the strangest things indexed in eBay.com.au in 21 years of operation.
Celebrating its 21st anniversary this month, the online marketplace reports that Australians have spent more than 2.5 billion hours, or 285,000 years, browsing the site, with many bizarre lists and purchases made this month.Period.
These are some of the unpleasant but still entertaining things that adorned the site.
“L1V LRG” FOR $ 300,000
The record for the high-face sale in eBay.com.au was set in 2016 when someone bought a Victorian license plate marked “L1V LRG”.
Unfortunately, today there is no data on the whereabouts of this board, but we expect the lucky owner to be L1V’n LRG.That would be fair.
CEREALS STOPPING THE SHOW
If you like a bowl of cereal in the morning, it may be worth giving breakfast once before diving.In doing so, he may also be like Sydney man Chris Doyle who made a nickname after locating a piece of Nutri.Grain that looked like ET.
The cereal not only sold for $1035 in December 2004, but the graphic designer had a media bidding war between Channel Nine and Channel 7.According to The Daily Telegraph, he may have sold his “domestic history” to A Current Affair so far.like $3,000.
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A piece of cereal you’d like to keep away from milk Picture: NCA Source: News Corp Australia
Just prove that if you play your cards well, breakfast can be the most important, if most beautiful, meal of the day.
A Stinky THEME
Like we said, eBay.com.au saw some ads.
Offering Australians the chance to own a piece of history, eBay member andyman_12 attempted to sell 300g of poop from the famous Australian racehorse Winx.
The list indicated that he had been picked up in a closing bag just before the champion racehorse in position to compete at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne.He also stated that he “had never been manipulated by human hands.”
“It has since been refrigerated and weighs about three hundred grams,” he continued.
“Don’t miss your own piece of history.”
Personally, we have better tactics to honor the thoroughbred champion. Rohan Kelly Photo: News Corp Australia
Perhaps most unexpected is the fact that the list attracted several bidders with a gambler who provided $550 for the literal poop.
Apart from biological hazards and authentication problems, our deepest condolences to the poor director who had to contend with the next poop vendors to capitalize on the stinking trend.
A PACKAGE OFFER
After separating from his wife, British immigrant Ian Usher to sell his life on eBay.After a fresh start, the 2008 list included his $400,000 home in Perth, a motorcycle, a jet ski, clothing, furniture and even a two-week trial.at the Kalgoorlie mines where he worked as a truck driver.
The highest offer $399,300, which Mr. Usher said was “pretty disappointed” on his website.The most sensible bidder was also unable to complete the acquisition due to monetary problems, however, Usher ended up writing an e-book about his reports in 2010.titled A Life Sold.
After the auction, he booked a one-way airfare from Perth to Dubai and traveled the world before buying an island in Panama’s Bocas del Toro region.Picture: NCA Source: News Limited
New Zealand
In 2006, whoever had a transparent concept of our Kiwi cousins tried to sell New Zealand for a penny. EBay.com.au allowed the bidding war to succeed at the $ 3,000 mark before stepping in and cutting the list.
Speaking to news.com.au in 2009, an eBay Australia spokesperson said: “Unfortunately (New Zealand) it wasn’t something we imagined the user promoting it would possess, but it was a bit of fun.”
Just call.
Jacinda is angry, simply disappointed Image: Hagen Hopkins / Getty Images Source: Getty Images
A REAL LIFE ANNABELLE
For stranger online shopping, just search for “haunted dolls” on eBay.com.au and find a wide variety of cursed paraphernalia.
A special scream goes to “Haunted Spirit Vessel Clown Doll” which will charge you $150.The description indicates that the spirit attached to the doll has energies of “evil scoundrel” that have made the former owner feel uncomfortable.
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He said he heard “laughs and laughter and the voice of a child coming from the wrist, but he also felt negative and darker at the same time.”
“Then other personalities or a darker power that looks like a younger mind,” the trader wrote in the product description.
It’s a complicated pass on our part.