Hi Dan01, Good Question I just sold (last night) -(through a third party) my Casio 701. It didn`t bring what I wanted but I`m satisfied (now I got to get paid). I`ve been looking for a camera, but , I`m not sure they start out cheap but end up almost the same as you could buy at "CC or Best Buy" so don`t now. I think if it`s somthing big (unless you get a great deal) I might be tempted to spend the extra bucks just so I could return it if it didn`t work. Best of luck, let us know if you do have good luck , thanks. jedi
Registered: 03/24/99
Posts: 736
Loc: Half Moon Bay, CA, USA
95% of the deals I've done on EBay have been great. I only had one bad experience. I bought a "new" PSR9000 from "dealer closeout". The keyboard arrived filthy, cigarette burned, smelling of smoke, covered with white stuff (fire extinguisher material), with a broken display and many buttons not working. Good think I went through PayPal. I lost $230 on the deal, but not my entire $1600.
Registered: 02/04/01
Posts: 2071
Loc: Fruita, Colorado, USA
I got a nice stereo 75 watt powered mixer for $100 that works great. I also just got a Tobishiba HD for my Korg i30 for $29 and that includs shipping. I'm happy
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Registered: 11/15/00
Posts: 255
Loc: Marietta, GA USA
I love ebay, buy stuff on there all the time. Most of it with full satisfaction. But read the small print and do research on the item you are planning to buy. Sometimes prices for used, previous generation equipment are higher then new price for the same stuff at a dealer sale. Planning on going through my attic and garage this fall and sell a bunch of stuff on ebay.
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