Some years ago I watched a commonly available but obscure book on eBay go into a feeding frenzy. I contacted the under-bidder when the auction ended and offered the same book, which I had, and we agreed on the insanely bid up price. My conscience got the better of me, and I returned his cashier's check and he kept the $10 book I sent him.
eBay frowns mightily on this sort of thing today. Unless you're otherwise in the know, or have broken their encryption code, it's impossible to know who the bidders are.
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James Ingram
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