Manchester U v Manchester C 1986-7 LUNACY

[manchesterunitedman1]

EBAY 190589185154

To make it worse the seller has over 600 pos feedbacks but the daft thing is the item is not autographed either and the seller recently sold a United home programme also from the mid 1980's at home for 99p, but how can he or anyone consider asking £100 for something that is on ebay every day for 99p or less-unbelievable!!

Leslie Millman-manchesterunitedman1

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[Ann Orack]

Looks like a simple typo Leslie. Most of the guys other stuff is at a fixed £1. He must have a very fast index finger to type 00

[manchesterunitedman1]

Ann Orack wrote:

Looks like a simple typo Leslie. Most of the guys other stuff is at a fixed £1. He must have a very fast index finger to type 00

Considered that as well, but the auction has been on for some time and you would think perhaps he has had someone mention to him that he has perhaps made such an elementary error-well either no one has because they cannot be bothered or think he is a complete halfwit.
As the auction is still standing makes you wonder, still this is not the first time a crackpot price has appeared for something worth literally nothing, i mean the seller must look at his auctions and notice that a typo has been made, not convinced hence i posted it.

[Floor Pie]

I often search for ebay items with typos in the title... Alot of sellers never notice and just relist the item over and over! After seeing the same item 3 or 4 times i usually do send the seller a message.