http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5537280095

The winner bid $127.

It was $125 card.

Did I miss something?

Nope. $127.00 is the price.

Whoa.

Wonder how much I could get for a $100 bill?

Maybe I'll try selling one of those "rare" $100 bills with a picture of George Washington
and the extra rare handwritten zeros next to the 1!!

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Current:
2014 VW Tiguan SEL 4Motion 43,000 miles.

2016 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport (wife's).

Past:
2006 Jetta TDI 135,970 miles. Sold Nov. '13.
1995 E-320 Special Edition. 220,200 miles. Sold Sept. '07.
1987 190-E 16 valve. 153,000 miles. Sold Feb. '06.
1980 300-D 225,000 miles. Donated to the National Kidney Foundation.
1980 240-D manual, 297,500 miles. Totaled by inattentive driver.

Maybe bought with a hijacked paypal account. Or someone is racking out their credit cards in anticipation of a bankruptcy. You live in a very crooked society. Hold tight to the purse strings.

Well, assuming the card is legit, $127 isn't a bad deal. Sure beats driving down to Wal-Mart (you'd spend more than $2 in gas alone) looking for a parking spot, fighting the crowds, standing in line...blah, blah, blah.

Whoever bought this card can walk out to their mailbox next week without all the stress...seems pretty good to me.

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Glen Tokuhara
Beauty & the Beast and the wagon that could!

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=1874990&cat=96894&type=48&dept=2637&path=0%3A2637%3A96894%3A96894

Ok...he overpaid by $0.13...eBay is half entertainment anyway!

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Glen Tokuhara
Beauty & the Beast and the wagon that could!

May have bought it with a 5% cash back card and made a few bucks on the deal.

+ $5 shipping. People just love to win at bidding?

Read it again. I think the $5 only applies to those outside the United States.