Wow, just wow

[Dunkel]

You're kidding me, right?

http://www.cigarauctioneer.com/a-fue...tionnum=390567

Whoa...

[E.J.]

Wonder if the person that made the bid assumed "lot quantity" meant he/she was bidding on a 5er?

I don't know, I just find it hard to believe that there is someone out there willing to pay $50 for a single anejo...????

Added, isn't it the first bid????

I don't know... Anyway, someone give that guy/girl the phone number to Tampa Sweethearts...

[neoflex]

Originally Posted by E.J.

I don't know... Anyway, someone give that guy/girl the phone number to Tampa Sweethearts...

Screw that, if he is really willing to pay $45 for a single, give him my number. I got a whole bunch he can have at that price.

[J0eybb]

ouch

At first glance I would have read that as an auction for a 5-pack too... and if I hadn't checked to find it in the "singles" auction category I still wouldn't be entirely clear since the title mentions "5 single cigars". You'd never get away with such a misleading title on eBay (if they allowed cigars). The buyer would have a legitimate dispute.

WOW is right, I would like to see the guys face when he sees the bill for 245 dollars! Even better I would like to see his wifes face when she see the bill!

[HollywoodQue]

Now he is going to get Knocked The Fu(k Out!!!!

[CigarNut]

I know some people are a little dense and there is nothing you can do to help them, but this kinda takes the cake... Even if the bidder is thinking that they are bidding for all 5, $46 for a fiver valued at $36 (MSRP $7.25/stick) is a lot...

[E.J.]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

I know some people are a little dense and there is nothing you can do to help them, but this kinda takes the cake... Even if the bidder is thinking that they are bidding for all 5, $46 for a fiver valued at $36 (MSRP $7.25/stick) is a lot...

You don't think that a 5er of Anejo #46's would go for $46+ shipping on the WTS forum here in less than 12 hours?

[bigswol2]

Originally Posted by E.J.

You don't think that a 5er of Anejo #46's would go for $46+ shipping on the WTS forum here in less than 12 hours?

that mug would be gone faster that than that!

[Bubba - NJ]

[Sauer Grapes]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

I know some people are a little dense and there is nothing you can do to help them, but this kinda takes the cake... Even if the bidder is thinking that they are bidding for all 5, $46 for a fiver valued at $36 (MSRP $7.25/stick) is a lot...

Yeah, plus, MSRP is $8.25 BEFORE state and local tobacco tax, and sales tax. That is also if you can find them at MSRP. I think a 5er at $46 would be gone in less than 30 minutes here. (unless I didn't see it for an hour)

[bishjd123]

Guess they missed the disclaimer. "The amount you are offering for each item." Sometimes you've got to learn the hard way.

[area51]

Someone is going to be pissed in a couple of hours.

Originally Posted by area51

Someone is going to be pissed in a couple of hours.

umm, yea, someone pizza'ed when they were supposed to frenchfry........ there gonna have a bad time ...... ( southpark quote for those not in the know lol )

[stewshi]

am I missing something .... on this site you bid on how much you would pay for a single stick in a 5 pack? It clearly state he got 5 qty so within that 5 qty hes paying 45 a stick?

What misleading tactics if thats the case.

[forgop]

Originally Posted by stewshi

am I missing something .... on this site you bid on how much you would pay for a single stick in a 5 pack? It clearly state he got 5 qty so within that 5 qty hes paying 45 a stick?

What misleading tactics if thats the case.

Pkg Qty: 1 Single Cigar

Thus his bid is $45/cigar x 5 cigars.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by forgop

Pkg Qty: 1 Single Cigar

Thus his bid is $45/cigar x 5 cigars.

Yup.
Guy got a good screwing.
To further complicate things, here is what can happen on this type of "Yankee" auction:

Yankee Auctions
A Yankee Auction is a variation of the Dutch Auction where one or more identical items are offered for sale at the same time. In cases where a lot contains multiple identical items, at the closing of the auction, the highest bidders win the merchandise at their bid price as opposed to paying the price determined by the lowest qualified bidder (as in a Dutch Auction).
(NOTE: Auto-bidding is not available for a Yankee Auction)

Example: In a Yankee Auction the seller is offering 10 boxes of cigars with a starting bid of $100. Bidder #1 bids $100 on 5 boxes. Bidder #2 bids $100 on the remaining 5 boxes. (That would account for bids on all 10 boxes.) If a Bidder #3 enters, they would have to bid higher based on the bid increment level. Let’s say the increment is $10 and Bidder #3 bids on 3 boxes at $110 per box. Assuming no other bidders come in and the auction closes, the winners would result as follows: Bidder #3 would get their 3 boxes at $110. The Bidder #2 would only receive 2 boxes at $100 because they were outbid by Bidder #3 who bid higher on 3 boxes. Bidder #1 would get their 5 boxes at $100 because they were the first to bid.