Pretty strange, even for eBay....
 

Here are few things in the "pretty strange, even for eBay" basket....

First, how much would some motherly advice and experience be worth? You'd be surprised - one son auctioned his Mom's words on raising children for $610 !

The guy who bought it wants to make a newsletter, and wanted the words for his newsletter.... Not a bad "publicity stunt" either!

Here's the article....

And here's another article, all about all kinds of weird stuff which has been sold on eBay.... From used dentures ($38.99), a piece of french toast partly eaten by 'N Sync star Justin Timberlake ($1,025), a single boot (the other boot was stolen) ($1.25), and "Absolutely Nothing" (it went for $1.03 - but postage was free).

Read about it here....!

- Dien Rice

The guy selling ad space on his forehead....
 

So Dien, how'd that guy selling the tattoo on his head do?

Well, I hope. That's some creative thinking.

If I had a company (probably technology oriented) I would pick that up in a snap. $70,000 plus airfare is nothing for a little extra news coverage.

If he's having trouble filtering the fake bids from the real ones in his auctions, that's a shame. The man just came up with an idea and is trying to take action. I wish him and you all the best.

Success,

Erik Lukas