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Hallo,

i want you to know about my eBay-auction http://www.ebay.de/itm/111102369416 of an existing Avalon from Batch #2.  :)

Contact me here or by PM for further questions.

Im also looking for a "buy-it-now", waiting for offer.

Regards

80 btc

interesting thread:)

Where are you located at.  I can fly over and pick it up.

The auction was closed by eBay because of my "buy-it-now" note.
I removed the note about that and re-listed the Avalon.

Here it is right now again!
http://www.ebay.de/itm/111103181091

Happy bidding!

I estimate an outcome of around 12.150 EUR that would be a 90+ day ROI ...
Everything else is throwing money into the fire ...

And if difficulty doesn't explode, or is delayed even a month? Profits.

I still laugh when people scoff at 90 day ROIs, real world 9 or so years is great.

90 day ROI is assuming the difficulty stays constant, not really a realistic assumption...

+1

That's why I added a + at the 90 days ...

The auction is at  190.7 BTC at this moment :(

Have fun with it.  :D

The thing with EU auction is that import duty is already paid for, and usually will be included in the auction price.

VAT / customs would only be 19% of ~1000$. That's in Germany under 150€ for customs. Not that much. ;)

Not quite right ... it is 19 % VAT + Import Tax which is 10 % on Electronics ... So it is more on the region of 30 % in total.

10%?! I bought a lot of eletronic stuff overseas or china/hong kong and I never had to pay import taxes, just 19% VAT.

You have to pay for import taxes if you want to sell your item ;) If you use it for yourself it is ONLY 19% VAT. Electronic articles is a big amount of items. PC hardware, electronic spare parts, etc. don't have the 10%. And It's even more than the 19%. If you want to sell the items you bought, then you have to pay 20% additional. Talked to the customs in Hannover. ;)

19% VAT
10% electronic parts (definite article)
20% if you want to sell the items

boooya. :D

But that would only apply if you were doing it as business, wouldn't it. Like anybody is going to declare that and pay tax ;)

If an item is being shipped within the EU I was under the impression that VAT and Import changers etc are not added on, is that correct?

Correct. Although, when you sell an item, especially for a large amount of money, you should declare it as taxable income and therefore pay taxes from it. Maybe that's what Silv0r meant.

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