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Fredso0
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Username: Fredso0

Post Number: 3
Registered: 03-2008

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Posted on Thursday, April 03, 2008 - 07:06 am:   

Interesting views, however my experience with used photographic equipment bought from e-bay in the UK has been good, but it only extends to inexpensive purchases. I have found that some "hobby" sellers give pessimistic descriptions, perhaps to avoid complaints, or to ensure positive feedback, or perhaps they just want to give buyers a fair deal! My last purchase was a 1946 Kodak 35RF for less than £12(about $24?) described as only suitable for spares, but now taking good quality photographs after routine maintenance.
Looking very carefully at a sellers record on e-bay (and reading between the lines) will often give an indication of the level of risk you take if you buy from them?
Neil

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