I do like the listing, but I do think is wrong to sell these...
"Back" plate
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Ninja Mike 808
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Yea, wrong to sell, but that is the best way to sell I have ever seen!
If you think of god as a pair of pants, a spiritualist thinks he needs pants, in fact he wants pants but none of the conventional types of pants seem to fit just right, so he makes his own pants and is happy that his knees are no longer cold.-fibus
You only pay like that if you add them using the ebay way of adding them. Linking via html to offsite pictures (ie photobucket) doesnt cost anything and is by far the best way of doing it. Unless you're like this knobhead and use it for this sort of nonsense.DuoSonicBoy wrote:To think - they paid $.15 each to list all those pictures...
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no, the worst part is including a certificate of authenticity... i bet he found himself a loophole, but from a buyers point of view, i can see how 110 for a neckplate and a piece of paper can proove fruitful in creating fake customshop fenders.markocaster wrote:All this guys listings allways have the saucy pics. It does seem alittle fishy selling those plates so any schmo can make a guitar a "custom shop"
