Hi Mike I am trying to figure out how to spot a fraudulent post on MandolinCafe ...
Hi Mike I am trying to figure out how to spot a fraudulent post on MandolinCafe ...
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i also wonder how they make their money? maybe they suck people into answering then get them to pay from a private accont and take the money and run. they would only need a few to be gullible for this to pay, but the real issue is e bay isn't very vigilant about noticing these accounts that want outside payment
They simply sell the item outside eBay for a very low price. Then they don't deliver it because they never had it. They end up with somebody's money and the somebody ends up with nothing. These transactions don't take place inside eBay or Paypal. That's how they make money. The victims are happy to be buying a $4,000.00 mandolin for $400.00.
"It's comparable to playing a cheese slicer."
--M. Stillion
"Bargain instruments are no bargains if you can't play them"
--J. Garber
He/she/they've been quiet this weekend, or they're on vacation at their villa in the South of France or they're not listing banjos/mandolins/Rickenbacker basses, the 3 things I've noticed on their listings.
Kentucky km900
Yamaha piano, clarinet, violin; generic cello;
a pedal steel (highly recommended); banjo, dobro don't get played much cause i'm considerate ;}
Shopping/monitoring prices: vibraphone/marimbas, rhodes, synths, Yamaha brass and double reeds
back to Ebay business as usual this AM:
1927 Gibson Style H1 Mandolin
1924 Gibson A-2Z Snakehead Mandolin Blk Top
Kentucky km900
Yamaha piano, clarinet, violin; generic cello;
a pedal steel (highly recommended); banjo, dobro don't get played much cause i'm considerate ;}
Shopping/monitoring prices: vibraphone/marimbas, rhodes, synths, Yamaha brass and double reeds
They both appear to be gone already.
"It's comparable to playing a cheese slicer."
--M. Stillion
"Bargain instruments are no bargains if you can't play them"
--J. Garber
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