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karituba
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Please look out for Facebook user with the name Jimmy Charles or Ek Chris. They are posting pictures of low brass for sale from other sites and claiming to be selling those instruments. Was scammed out of $650. I should have known better, but I've had great experiences buying from Facebook, this site and local ads. Lesson learned. Money gone
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Always check the profile. If there are no posts and just created, avoid. If they do have posts, check the details, the account could have been hacked. Check their other items for sale...if too many too good to be true posts across industry....avoid.
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