I totally agree with jgcable. It seems all of the really cool guitars get snagged up by the "collectors", and then seem to get flipped en masse six months or so to "thin the herd" or to fund another round of gathering up another load. There are several buyers here in the states who help facilitate the exchanges overseas, and I've always suspected some finders fee money changing hands to get some of these peices "moved" overseas where the demand is higher for them. I'm in agreement here again, anyone who is moving fifty plus guitars a year is running a business.
Since this was brought up, I would like to see a clarification of the posting price rule in the classifieds. I liked the old way where you either put it up for trade offers, or you put a price on it and negotiated via PM if need be. I had ZERO interest in the Kramer that was posted earlier this week, but kept getting "what are you willing to give me" PM's. I thought my sarcasm came shining through, I guess I'll have to be a little more direct the next time. If you want to fish, take it to eBay if you want to know real street value.
Since this was brought up, I would like to see a clarification of the posting price rule in the classifieds. I liked the old way where you either put it up for trade offers, or you put a price on it and negotiated via PM if need be. I had ZERO interest in the Kramer that was posted earlier this week, but kept getting "what are you willing to give me" PM's. I thought my sarcasm came shining through, I guess I'll have to be a little more direct the next time. If you want to fish, take it to eBay if you want to know real street value.
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