Re: instrument swap
I think that if you are thinking escrow accounts and all, you are really not willing to accept any risk. I once was going to trade an electric guitar for a pedal steel. The guy said he’d send me the pedal assembly, I’d send him the neck, then we’d send the bodies. I told the guy I didn’t want to put him through the stress.
If you can’t accept the possibilities of damage, and don’t know someone you could forgive such an occurrence, don’t do it.
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Re: instrument swap
Are you answering some one with a question here? It looks like you started a new thread.
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Re: instrument swap
I am equally confused.
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Re: instrument swap
The thread got closed.
https://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/t...nstrument-swap
Re: instrument swap
If you want to continue this conversation with the OP in the other closed thread, please do so via messages. The forum is not the place for this.
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