Tickle Me Elmo 10th Anniversary Edition

EasyBeinGreen

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yea, it actually ended up selling for $280.50... absolutely nuts...kind of upsets me though that people would buy a bunch to sell at these high prices... I just think of all the kids who could have one but wont because their parents cant pay 200+ dollars
 

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Why would you buy it if you don't like him regardless of the buzz? Just curious. It's gotten so expensive already that is pretty risky for ya there. Well, I'm glad you found it to be fun afterall. I did too. I love how he falls and rolls around laughing, but what really gets me is when he gets back up on his own. Brilliant!
 

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EasyBeinGreen said:
yea, it actually ended up selling for $280.50... absolutely nuts...kind of upsets me though that people would buy a bunch to sell at these high prices... I just think of all the kids who could have one but wont because their parents cant pay 200+ dollars

I agree with you 150%! It saddens me also. Why can't everyone buy them for the price they should be sold at? I hope that the retail stores won't start raising the prices like this. All children should have the opportunity to have one. To spend $300 for a toy like this, or anything over $30, is insane.
 

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My town was already completely sold out of TMX Elmos this morning!:eek:
 

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Well the people buying all of them on ebay are porbably getting them for their kids. I wish I had gone to Toys R Us and picked up a few for an ebay investment.
 

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Wow, Snowth! That's crazy. I came up with an idea earlier today based on what I remembered from the original Tickle Me Elmo drama. Since shopping in the stores for this thing would be so crazy, wouldn't the easiest and less stressful option be to just order the toy online? Then I realized now that it might not be so easy because online retailers are selling them for way more than they should be. It's frustrating.
 

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But is that really necessary? Isn't it more important for the children to get to have these wonderful toys instead of using the product for "ransom money". Don't tell me you would have the nerve to turn around and resell it for an obsene amount of money for your own profit. I'm not trying to point fingers and if it looks like it I am really sorry, I just can't believe there are people that would do such a selfish thing.
 

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I agree, Forget all this over pricing stuff, children should be able to just play with, enjoy and fun with a toy. I think adults kind of ruin that a little. I maen at 125$, come on. Your gonna have to tell youe children that they shouldn't play whit it and it's not a toy with prices like that.

What has truly become of the chrismas season, and is Elmo really to blame, or is it greed?
 
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I'm waiting awhile before I get mine. I got to get $$ for it first of all and I don't want to go get it and be disappointed that it's sold out. Gosh, I can't wait!!!
 

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Elmo has nothing to do with it, Ilikemuppets. It's the greed of our society. It makes me sick, personally.
 
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