The ramifications of this, as I understand them, are thus:Ebay Auction of the General Lee Goes South
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- After commanding a winning bid last week of nearly $10 million, the online auction of a 1969 Charger, owned by one of the stars of the "Dukes of Hazzard" television show, has blown a gasket.
The winning bidder, William Fisher, maintained that someone else placed the bids in his name after gaining access to his eBay account.
- The General Lee gets relisted.
- William Fisher's feedback goes down the tooter.
- David Sliker is back in the bidding!
4 comments:
I had a similar situation happen when someone accessed my Ebay account. I ended up with the complete Osmond collection. Have you ever tried to get rid of something like that? I couldn't even throw it away. Recyclers won't touch it.
As for Sliker driving the General Lee to the Prayer Room, I would pay 10 million to see that. That is, if I had 10 million.
Which Duke would Dave be anyway? Bo? Luke?
Shepherd to Lost Sheep's Ebay account! I think getting your ebay hacked would be even worse than what happened to my myspace account! CBB
@chuck - the osmond collection? What do you call the Jackson 5? Chocolate covered Osmonds. HA! Would you believe I just made that up? For real. No lie.
@retro - "Shepherd to Lost Sheep's eBay account" sounds like the divine transfer of wealth that we hear so much about.
...or perhaps the stash that enabled the prodigal's illicit revelry for a brief season (pre-pigpen)!
I'm all for the "Shepherd to Found Sheep's end-time PayPal account". CBB
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