Based on the oddball (not round numbers) prices, I'm going to guess these are sellers outside the US with the prices converted to US dollars? That makes more sense, when you consider what local dealers charge for LM models overseas.
Yea, the seller is shown as being from the UK. Wonder why he listed on the US eBay?
Quote from: turnsouth on July 22, 2011, 01:47:18 PMYea, the seller is shown as being from the UK. Wonder why he listed on the US eBay? I get the impression that UK Ebay doesn't allow knife sales, but maybe you already knew that and are being facetious.
Quote from: airballrad on July 22, 2011, 01:55:59 PMQuote from: turnsouth on July 22, 2011, 01:47:18 PMYea, the seller is shown as being from the UK. Wonder why he listed on the US eBay? I get the impression that UK Ebay doesn't allow knife sales, but maybe you already knew that and are being facetious. I actually did not know that, how terribly sad
To give you an idea of prices in South Africa if I convert them a Charge TTi $180-$245 -- Fuse $90 -- Wave $150+ -- Blast $104+ ---- Freestyle CX $111 the cheapest I can get a SwissTool around here $150+ If you want to buy them at any Sport or Outdoor shop around here you can add another $30-$40
OK how about at the other extreme ...The feedback for this seller is only going to get more 'interesting' I reckon .A definite example of too good to be true
$25.80AU = $26.04US . Who would of thought Liverpool UK would be a great place to grab a Leatherman bargain
Is his feedback a negative three?
Quote from: MultiMat on August 09, 2011, 02:44:47 AM$25.80AU = $26.04US . Who would of thought Liverpool UK would be a great place to grab a Leatherman bargain All depends what pubs you go into
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Maybe, but all it takes is one person to pay it!Def
Quote from: Grant Lamontagne on August 20, 2011, 04:29:45 AMMaybe, but all it takes is one person to pay it!DefVery true. That one person is a complete idiot, but your right.
... than sending your money to Hong Kong or Nigeria! Def