Do people on Ebay need help?

[TObject]

I am selling something on Ebay. It's an item that I should have just probably thrown away, but I couldn't bring myself to it, I'd rather find somebody who could use it. The current high bid is 5 cents, so you can see that it is not a very useful item.

Something that concerns me is the person who bids on the item. I looked at his or her profile; the bidder has purchased well over 300 items in the last 6 months. But what items? ? Useless crap!

All of it: Old cell phone faceplates, broken toys, stupid strange books, toy train table plans, stickers, religious merchandise, weight loss pills, used remote controls...

Who buys a used remote control?

I am not a doctor, but I am afraid that I am dealing with a mentally incapable person. Somebody with a mania for useless trash maybe or unstoppable urge to buy crap...

Do I have a responsibility to notify somebody? And if yes, whom that would be?

[Robert J. Yates]

Depends on how badly you want to make a nickles' worth of profit

[TObject]

Well, actually, ebay listing fee was like 55 cents. So if the thing sells for a nickel, I'll still be like half a dollar behind.

[DanB98TJ]

Originally posted by TObject
Well, actually, ebay listing fee was like 55 cents. So if the thing sells for a nickel, I'll still be like half a dollar behind.

Maybe the better question is why you would pay someone to take useless crap off your hands?

[TObject]

Originally posted by DanB98TJ
Maybe the better question is why you would pay someone to take useless crap off your hands?

To free up space in my hut, off course! You know how expensive space is in SoCal.

[Robert J. Yates]

face it Sergey - yours is a cry for help. You are as addicted to web cash opportunities such as stocks and ebay as the person you are claiming to be concerned about. Its your subconscious speaking