Some of the items are quite hilarious, some are rather interesting, and others are just plain weird. Perhaps the strangest phenomena is the ridiculous amounts of money people are actually willing to pay for some of this crazy stuff. picked by kissmenow 2 years ago

This is a service I've used a few times to win auctions. You get three free wins for signing up, and more for anyone who you refer that signs up.

Note: Link does not have a referal code. If you wish please use wackyusername007 as a referal picked by runninutes 3 years ago

"The auction was for photos only." Photos of cellphones that she put up for $200-250 a piece. Judge Judy is not amused. picked by coldbladed 2 years ago

ok....why? why on earth would anyone in their right mind pay $305 for her used toothbrush. ewww!! what is wrong with people? picked by indisguise 2 years ago

Atheism is often portrayed in America's very religious culture as a whiny, nitpicky, unpatriotic opponent. Hemant Mehta (friendlyatheist.com) offered that for every $10 bid on himself, he would attend church for one day, and wrote a book about his experience. What he did is quite diplomatic, and brings atheism into the spotlight when other news pundits think atheists should sit down and shut up. picked by VooDooPeacock 3 years ago

From jets to wives to countries to lives - the wild and the wonderful is all here. picked by Franz6 2 months ago

I wish I would have thought of that one first. picked by secretsather 3 years ago

We took the lawsuit to University of Washington law professor Jane Winn. "I thought that seller was a few cards short of a deck," she said. picked by arsphidius 2 years ago

Local woman finds crosses in frozen fish sticks and believes she got a special sign from above in honor of the upcoming celebration. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

The Former Larsen Air Force Base Complex 1A Titan ICBM Facility, in Central Washington, is for sale on eBay for $1.5 mill! I'd put in a bid, but I think the Russians still have something trained on it.

More on it here: picked by ogri2003 2 years ago

Yep. Starting at $50,000, you can place a bid on this well-known Ferris Wheel. picked by lkrofct 2 years ago

A movie memorabilia collector is selling on Ebay his Back to the Future II hoverboard, an original prop still in perfect condition.

If you have $30,000 laying around, drop a bid! The auction takes place on the 1st of August. picked by muppetmaker 1 year ago

She plans to put the image up for auction on eBay, to help cover her medical bills. picked by arsphidius 12 months ago

As of midday today, $102.50 was the bid for a little piece of internet history: the T-shirt that Jimmy Wales was wearing when he met Rachel Marsden for what he insists was their one and only night of passion. picked by 2longdogs 2 years ago

Tuna arrived safe & lives in my pool. I feed it tuna fish sandwiches for irony. picked by Bornbad 3 years ago

Some of "Britney Spears'" hair is selling for $1! picked by TheStep 3 years ago

It's rusted, dented, has no engine or transmission, and the keys to the trunk are missing. Opening bid, $500.

That's how the auction started. What happened between Day 1 and Day 9 was pretty cool. picked by twoflies 1 year ago

The $3 million winning bid for the Record Rama collection on eBay was a fraud.
"Jopsoup", the winning bidder says he didn't even know about the bid until after the fact and that he was a victim of identity theft. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago

Finally, a hot car from Detroit!
Unfortunately, it's just one: a 2005 Chrysler 300C once owned by President-elect Barack Obama.

*it's a hemi* picked by Bornbad 11 months ago

An in depth account and review of the brand new, long awaited, Windows 7. picked by yamz66 2 months ago