Enron Auction: September 25 & 26

exe · Sep 25, 2002

VOLUME, I totally agree. There were lots of stupid bidders. At one point, a guy bought 2 small fridge for $300. The buyer compimented the auctioner. And the auctioner goes 'Thank you. For those of you that couldn't get one of these units, they are selling them for $99 at Sears'. LOL

VOLUME · Sep 25, 2002

"There were lots of stupid bidders. At one point, a guy bought 2 small fridge for $300. The buyer compimented the auctioner. And the auctioner goes 'Thank you. For those of you that couldn't get one of these units, they are selling them for $99 at Sears'. LOL"

That's classic!!! I can't believe how stupid some people are.

crazy_trader · Sep 25, 2002

Does any of those used stuff come with warranty?

SilverBullet · Sep 25, 2002

And you people think that enron will actually send this stuf!!! hehe

trader963 · Sep 25, 2002

there were bidders paying 450 for 15" flat panel monitors!

MrDinky · Sep 25, 2002

Originally posted by VOLUME
Did anyone see the prices some people paid for stuff from the auction? The plasma T.V.'s were sold for much more than the newer versions cost at almost any retailer, not to mention the auctioneer's cut and shipping added on.

Where do you see the final bids? I didn't see anything on the site, but maybe it wasn't updated yet. I'm curious what the Enron "E" finally sold for.

exe · Sep 25, 2002

E sold for low $30+K. At this rate, Enron should come back and be making lots of real money. LOL

Carboxyl · Sep 26, 2002

Anyone bought the routers and switches? drools...arghhhh :eek:

JayS · Sep 26, 2002

$44,000

crackedback · Sep 26, 2002

It's always interesting to see "Auction Fever" set in.

People get so emoptional charged to buy that they lose all control. I was at an auction where 2 guys got in a bidding duel for a two year old boat that sold new for about 65K and the winner paid 79500. Shook my head and laughed.

Later,

Cracked