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Originally posted by panhdlce:
I would think if have over 100 transactions that you would have access to a digital camera and photo the ACTUAL guitar you have for sale, not a photo of someone else's guitar

I think it's unwise to make any kind of assumptions along these lines, based upon information which is so inconclusive.

Fact is we don't know why the seller posted these particular pictures. Nothing I've read here brands him guilty of fraud or strips him of his right to sell that guitar.

- Pictures of a guitar that is currently for sale at Gruhn.
- Description letter-for-letter from a guitar on the Elderly site.
- No apparent e-bay activity for the previous 11 months.

No, no assumptions or conclusions about the actual seller can be made, one way or another.

However, I've seen enough of these types of warning signals, that if I were interested in this model of guitar, I'd avoid this e-bay posting. Even if a legitimate seller exists and the guitar exists, one does not know what else might get mixed up during the completion of a transaction.