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TheDev01dOne · May 9th, 2008, 05:49 PM

I think scam is kinda appropriate.. Strange how all the dodgiest eBay listings are made by a second party, who inevitabley knows just enough about guitars to make an almost convincing listing, pointing out all the good parts of the story.. yet still leave HUGE big holes in their story about anything that will lower the value of the guitar.

If someone knew their guitar was worth 12 000, don't you think they'd at least give it to someone who could write a proper listing to hopefully get a good sale.. Just because the owner isn't computer savvy, doesn't mean he can't scribble down the correct details and story of his guitar is he expects to get that much money for it..

May 9th, 2008, 05:49 PM	#10 (permalink)
TheDev01dOne Tele-Meister Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Staffordshire, England. Age: 20 Posts: 464	I think scam is kinda appropriate.. Strange how all the dodgiest eBay listings are made by a second party, who inevitabley knows just enough about guitars to make an almost convincing listing, pointing out all the good parts of the story.. yet still leave HUGE big holes in their story about anything that will lower the value of the guitar. If someone knew their guitar was worth 12 000, don't you think they'd at least give it to someone who could write a proper listing to hopefully get a good sale.. Just because the owner isn't computer savvy, doesn't mean he can't scribble down the correct details and story of his guitar is he expects to get that much money for it.. __________________ '86 MIJ Esquire Squier Standard - Heavily Modded Bastardised '80(?)s Vester Esquire