on a more serious note, retailers usually do that (setting the extremely high price) to indicate that there are no stocks. This happens on eBay and Amazon as well AFAIK.
on a more serious note, retailers usually do that (setting the extremely high price) to indicate that there are no stocks. This happens on eBay and Amazon as well AFAIK.
But if someone is willing to pay them that amount of money, I'm sure they won't mind looking high and low for the desktop that they are out of stock of.
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