Using eBay as a front for black market deals is super easy barely an inconvenience

A friend of my sister's once bought a massively overpriced hideous knockoff handbag, but instead of sending her the handbag they sent her drugs. I'd have to imagine something similar is going on with some of these items

I bought that trash bin for my husband and he loves it.
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eBay seller here… those items sold, but I can pretty much guarantee you that nobody actually paid for them. As a seller, there’s an option that you have to check for each listing to “require immediate payment”. I learned that the hard way when I first started selling on there. If you don’t select that option, then buyers can purchase your item, and they have like a week or so to pay for it. Even if they don’t end up paying for the item, it still shows up as sold. When an item like the Shrek TV has only 1 bid, for such a high amount, it’s likely that the seller was trying to create artificial demand, and get other bids. Or they were trying to make the TV seem way more valuable and in demand than it really is, and sell it for like $2,000 and tell someone they are getting a good deal. Meanwhile, they used a different account to bid on it for $6,000 and never paid after winning it for that much. People do this kind of stuff all the time with VHS tapes on there.

I look at used stamps on eBay a lot, and for a couple of years, some guy was selling the same 6 utterly worthless stamps multiple times a week for exactly $300 each time. Nothing suspicious there.

Lol shout out to Ryan's mom. Thank you for giving us the best person ever from Canada. Ryan George is a national treasure.

Ryan: “So, you have some sketchy stuff for me?”
eBay: “Yes sir, I do.”

I was 100% expecting the spinach to be $50,996 worth of cocaine.

At the start of the video I was like "I dunno, people will pay a lot of money for some really specific stuff sometimes" but by the second or fourth item I was like "yeah no okay yeah this is definitely money laundering or something similarly fraudulent, there's just no way".

Every single one of these things was most definitely money laundering XD Except the stinky shoe. That one's just freaky.

When i used to work at Goodwill, my manager was genuinely look up these sold items on ebay and go "See?? It's worth a lot!" I had to explain it wasn't like that.

"Oh free shipping, they dont do that for spinach" you might be the first person to ever say this sentence out loud

I like that the stinky shoe had to specify it was "pre-owned" as if there's a factory worker whose job is to stink up individual shoes.

I used to know a guy who made mead from raw honey. He couldn't sell it legally, so he would sell "decorative bottles" for $30 each.
They came with decorative fluid that just might taste like mead.
I wonder if some of these weird prices are because these are fronts for buying large amounts of cocaine or sum'thin

Ryan such a good actor I almost believed he wasn't the one who bought that pink shoe.

There's an old joke that feels way too appropriate:
A man enters a train car and watches a boy eat apple seeds from a bag. He gets curious and asks what that's all about. The boy says that they make one smarter, so the man asks to try one. "Sure," the boy says, that'll be five dollar."
The man pays, eats the seed, then frowns and says, "Wait, for five dollar I could have bought an entire bag of apples!"
"See," the boy replies, "it's already working."
(prices might be in need of adjustment for inflation …)

Personally, I absolutely LOVE that the money laundering/black market sales on eBay just got so easily exposed in the interest of comedy. And, the comedy WORKS!! 😂🎉😂

I like how Mrs. George watches Ryan George Extra Plus

She really has her priorities straight

2:10 i love how this title is basically just combining every english term for garbage bag 😂

"A conspiracy theory so dark and twisted that I may have made it up" my god 😂😂😂😂