What's the most expensive thing you've ever bought online?

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  1. HawaiiHeart profile image66
    HawaiiHeartposted 11 years ago

    What's the most expensive thing you've ever bought online?

  2. Tricia1000 profile image64
    Tricia1000posted 11 years ago

    I bought my iPad online because it was out of stock at the time I wanted one.  The only way I could find one was to shop online.

  3. Insane Mundane profile image58
    Insane Mundaneposted 11 years ago

    A very hot, Latino escort with a succulent backside, thick lips, and big boobs!  Ha!  Just kidding...
    This is actually a good question, as it makes me think of all the crap I have bought online...
    In all seriousness, I suppose it was when I bought a Power Tower, which is a form of exercise equipment that cost nearly 300 dollars.  Other than that, most of the items I buy online is under 200 dollars.

    1. LaThing profile image60
      LaThingposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      lol, lol.... Very funny, Insane!

  4. LaThing profile image60
    LaThingposted 11 years ago

    Laptops, for myself and my husband, iPhone, and two coach bags in the last month.

  5. Spitfire07 profile image70
    Spitfire07posted 11 years ago

    Product wise the most expensive item i bought online was a camera lens for my SLR. $1500+

    Vacation or travel wise its easy to spend a few $k online.

    I trade stocks mutual funds online as well so that is a whole other order of magnitude.

    In any case, research what you are purchasing first, buy it from respected vendors with secure websites. Make sure your passwords are confidential, complex and frequently changed.

  6. jacqui2011 profile image81
    jacqui2011posted 11 years ago

    The most expensive item that I have ever bought online was a horse trailer about 5 years ago. I bought it from a private seller on E-bay and it cost me over £1000.00
    It was in fabulous condition and was worth a lot more that I paid for it. I kept it for a year and when I went to sell it on, I actually got £1150.00 for it, so I made a small profit.

  7. T. R. Brown profile image59
    T. R. Brownposted 11 years ago

    I have purchased 2 cars online.  In both cases they proved to be pretty good deals.

  8. Angela Kane profile image59
    Angela Kaneposted 11 years ago

    The most expensive thing I have ever bought online is a desktop computer for $1500 from DELL. I was able to build my own computer and add all the things I wanted or needed.

  9. profile image0
    Marntzuposted 11 years ago

    specialized scope for one of my hunting rifles that set me back about $800.00.

 
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