Mystery auctions?

[Kitsune Sniper]

I was looking at that auction where beanie babies get impaled to some furniture thing, and I wandered off to the website that set up the auction. I checked it out for a while and it hit me - those mystery auctions do bring up a pretty penny!

So I've decided to perhaps run one in the near future with nothing but PC games I no longer play. I decided to sell each game for a flat price, (I dunno, $3.50, maybe) plus the cost of shipping. But I can't seem to find any rules about this on eBay's help page.

So... can anyone help me out?

[Audigy]

see if you can find the guy who sells boxes of hundreds of useless cellphone faceplates... i wonder if he's still around.

Mystery auctions kinda trip a "danger" sensor in me... but... well... hopefully both parties involved know what they're getting into when they either sell or bid on one. be careful, it's a good way to get negs from people who don't know how to read. x_x

[davepesc]

Sometimes you can get lucky. I recently got a Genesis mystery box for $1 ($10 shipping). It came with about a dozen games including Sonic 3D, Midnight Resistance, Pacific Theater, a Game Genie, MKII for the 32X, some Genny sports games and a copy of "Elf" on DVD.
I remember there was only 2 or 3 games that I already had and I think some of them ended up being label upgrades at least.