DeWayne wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...66162 95&rd=1

I've passed on a few radios on Ebay that were advertised as new because the
pics just didn't look as described.

DeWayne

He doesn't say "New", he says "Like New". He offers a lot of rhetoric right
out of the manual, but completely avoids any mention of the condition or
how long it has been in use.

I see a few scratches and chips in the pics. Maybe that's just poorly generated
pics. In the end, people bid on what they want. If you feel it's a good
deal, then bid on it. If not, don't. You can always send him/her email and
ask a few questions. And after all, it's your money.

--
Martin E. Meserve - K7MEM
http://www.k7mem.150m.com

K7MEM wrote:

DeWayne wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...66162 95&rd=1

I've passed on a few radios on Ebay that were advertised as new because the
pics just didn't look as described.

DeWayne

He doesn't say "New", he says "Like New". He offers a lot of rhetoric right
out of the manual, but completely avoids any mention of the condition or
how long it has been in use.

I see a few scratches and chips in the pics. Maybe that's just poorly generated
pics. In the end, people bid on what they want. If you feel it's a good
deal, then bid on it. If not, don't. You can always send him/her email and
ask a few questions. And after all, it's your money.

There's another up there (5736780456) that has a 'buy-it-now' price of $750, and a
starting bid of $400. I somehow doubt that he'll get $750 for an R8.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

looks slightly beat up to me...

perhaps it ought to read "slightly abused - numerous minor scratches and
dents."


K7MEM wrote:

DeWayne wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...66162 95&rd=1


I've passed on a few radios on Ebay that were advertised as new
because the pics just didn't look as described.

DeWayne


He doesn't say "New", he says "Like New". He offers a lot of rhetoric right
out of the manual, but completely avoids any mention of the condition or
how long it has been in use.

I see a few scratches and chips in the pics. Maybe that's just poorly
generated
pics. In the end, people bid on what they want. If you feel it's a good
deal, then bid on it. If not, don't. You can always send him/her email and
ask a few questions. And after all, it's your money.