Scam?

[Thekid]

I'm assuming this is a scam. It seems to good to be true.

http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auction.cgi?fwarowana&1445208677

 

[DN328]

$350 for 3" Jardini? I've seen a 5-6" one in my lfs that was white too. But I think they get darker as they get bigger/older.

 

[dat_tiger]

just a regular jar that's been thru white tank treament you could see the white background around the thank

 

[Yuki Rihwa]

+1 It's a scam.

 

[krichardson]

What makes you say it is a scam?.

 

[Yuki Rihwa]

What makes you say it is a scam?.

Labeled the fish as Snow White and raising it in white tank then trying to sell it 5x time higher than regular Jadini price that's worth 60 bucks.
Note: it's more about real fish ID scam.

 

[festaedan]

The guy has good reviews and there is a reserve price.
For the non aquabid users, it means the price is actually higher and a bidders bids dont count until they have met the reserve. People use it to make people see the price and think what a deal, but they could be selling the fish for much more.
I do not think its a scam.

 

[DN328]

Other than making it seem more unique than what it is, I thinks it's.more overpriced. I think it looks bigger than just 3", but based on where you live it could mean a fair to great price or overpriced I suppose.

 

[Thekid]

The guy has good reviews and there is a reserve price.
For the non aquabid users, it means the price is actually higher and a bidders bids dont count until they have met the reserve. People use it to make people see the price and think what a deal, but they could be selling the fish for much more.
I do not think its a scam.

So pretty much just like eBay?

 

[azura]

we cannot view and judge the quality of the fish by just looking in the photo, we should judge it with own eyes, but more likely its a wtt aro as usually done ... when you put the jard in dark tank , the original base color would be seen in matter 2-3 weeks
but it does has the trait to become platinum at least but not the real plat