Free email address flogged on ebay

Daft sale of the day

By Nick Farrell

Wed Nov 23 2005, 07:24

A FREE Yahoo email address has been flogged on ebay for more than $1,000 by an opportunist hoping to cash in on Xbox360 sales.

The address xbox360seller05@yahoo.com was designed for those flogging Xbox 360s on ebay in the run up to Christmas. According to the seller here, there is lots of money to be made flogging Xbox 360s with this address.

"During the Christmas season, you will be able to sell xbox 360 for more than double its price! You will need an eye catching email address to stand out as a serious seller on ebay." µ

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