Bargains on ebay?

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Originally Posted by tommy6206

Yes I'm watching it ;)

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Shhhh... I said nothing :whistle:

Some nice Halcro DM-58s sold earlier tonight. They would have been nice! Went for £4k but with an intermittend fault on one.

Worldwide shipping at a price:


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kenwood-L-07...item4166bc5411

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Originally Posted by prestonchipfryer

Worldwide shipping at a price:


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kenwood-L-07...item4166bc5411

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About £1730.00 + another £270 approx to ship, has issues, not in the best cosmetic order - not for me thanks ! :rolleyes:

EMT 950 Widebody - looks like a hijacked eBay account so don't go there!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EMT-950-Tu...item2572c41367

Can see that the seller normally sells M&S knickers etc and the description has no description, wanting to take the sale outside of eBay, plus the email address in the description is typical of that of a Nigerian Scammer - two male names followed by a date on a common free webmail account.

I suspect the eBay account has been hijacked by getting log in details via a phishing email - shame as it probably was a good business acount by the look of things.. not good to loose in these times!

Funny that they use that system of two male names.. must be in some kind of 'manual' on how to scam. Have had emails in the past refering to themselves in the femanine form only to sign off peter james or something! :lol:

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Originally Posted by nat8808

EMT 950 Widebody - looks like a hijacked eBay account so don't go there!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EMT-950-Tu...item2572c41367

Can see that the seller normally sells M&S knickers etc and the description has no description, wanting to take the sale outside of eBay, plus the email address in the description is typical of that of a Nigerian Scammer - two male names followed by a date on a common free webmail account.

I suspect the eBay account has been hijacked by getting log in details via a phishing email - shame as it probably was a good business acount by the look of things.. not good to loose in these times!

Funny that they use that system of two male names.. must be in some kind of 'manual' on how to scam. Have had emails in the past refering to themselves in the femanine form only to sign off peter james or something! :lol:

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It doesn't look good! Out of curiosity, I will watch this, but have absolutely no intention of bidding.

Suspect it could end in tears.

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Originally Posted by nat8808

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Funny that they use that system of two male names.. must be in some kind of 'manual' on how to scam. Have had emails in the past refering to themselves in the femanine form only to sign off peter james or something! :lol:

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Yes - these scammers should really take on board the old military maxim - 'Attention to Detail!' - if you are going to e-mail me pretending to be from Barclay's Bank then try at least to spell 'Barclays' correctly, FFS. Incidentally received a letter from Natwest recently in which the word 'banking' was mis-spelt...:doh:

Another EMT deck that is vastly overpriced:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EMT-948-Tu...item53ec62c74c

At that price they could have at least included the cartridge!

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Originally Posted by Barry

It doesn't look good! Out of curiosity, I will watch this, but have absolutely no intention of bidding.

Suspect it could end in tears.

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Looks like it was pulled by ebay at the last minute.. no longer viewable.

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Originally Posted by Barry

Another EMT deck that is vastly overpriced:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EMT-948-Tu...item53ec62c74c

At that price they could have at least included the cartridge!

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Ah hahahaha! :lol: :rofl:

Could ship it a few times around the world too for free for that price.