That Savoy accordion that was so controversial was sold (see completed listings) and relisted by the same guy. Any ideas?

I gotta try that some time! I could use some bucks!

~R!CK

I gotta try that some time! I could use some EZ bucks!

~R!CK

Last time I looked, it was at $2,000.

Isn't a new unit from Mark cheaper than that?

--Biggeroo

No, I believe a new unit from Marc starts about $2400. Fancy woods are $2650.

Unless you want fancy figured wood then it's a few hundred more.

I'm getting me an Acadian in lowwww G painted white with black features for $1995

And believe you me, his accordions are worth much more!

Never take them for granted if you own one or two or three, etc.

Ow!

When I bought my C-Box from Mark, I think it cost
$1,200 if'n I remember correctly (which I may not :-)

But .. that was a ways back now!

--Big Nick

The "buyer" might have been a shill. I saw the first bid, and it is a little suspicious because the "buyer" was a new Ebay user.

I have seen auctions is which the seller has a shill participate in the bidding in order to drive up the bid price. Of course, the shill has to make sure not to end up as the highest bidder. If that happens, then one way would be to relist the item.... Hmmm, sound familiar?

-David

Looks like that exactly, I am surprised Ebay has not pulled the lister off yet.

If you read the previous thread, seller said he had 2 accordions.

But it still is a weird story, using pics of at least 2 different accordions. And then this description....

Glad I already have one

Gus

I guess Ebay just want the guy's money and doesn't really care if he's a scam.

Capt. E

You may be right.
Ebay will pick up a good bit of cash on a $2000 sale.