So as of late I've been contemplating the move from Vinyl to CD simply because I dont have the time or money to search it out.

Today I came across a listing on eBay for 2 CDJ-1000 MKII's, a DJM 600, and a flight case for $1000 USD. This apparently includes Shipping, and shipping insurance. The seller claims that everything is New, in box, has a 15 day return policy, and manufacturer warrenty. The seller claims that he has 5 packages like this avaliable.

To me this sounds far too good to be true, but at the same time hard to pass up.

Thoughts anybody?

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mate that is almost certainly a fraud. i wouldnt go near it.

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whats the sellers feedback? is it a large store or some guy with 1 negative feedback?

From common sence, the price they go for its BS. If it is true, then its a flaming hot deal

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no
its a stolen ebay acccount.. eg. a guy that normally sells dolls and stampes now has CDJs, plasma TVs, DVCams..etc. and they say, 'my ebay email is down, so dont use the "ask seller a question".

most of them have a [email protected] email address that they ask to to email before you bid and then once you do, someone with broken english will tell you to send bidpay or western union and they'll ship it overnight to you..

...basically: scam.

scam

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If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is

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Originally posted by Freak If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is

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