i asked myself when the auction was live. first time was is this a test pressing and what is the matrix code in the run out groove. his reply was, "It says K-DISC and SP-73c". so then i followed up about the kdisc being machine stamped or hand scribed and having the hyphen. his reply was, "hi it is Kdisc precisely". so now his version of kdisc has changed from first reply to second reply. i follow up again with, is this a test pressing and if the kdisc is machine stamped or hand scribed. his final reply was this, "i do not know any more info other than the handbook my dad had with all records listed states it as a test pressing. it is hand scribed. the sleeve also says demonstration on it - im sure buyers can make up there own mind before bidding - the descriptions lack of detail reflects my knowledge on it. im really sorry i cant help you out"
you have the vague answers and then his final statement buyers can make up their mind....red flag. lastly, the bidders list showed private bidders. the whole thing was suspicious! im glad i didnt jump in.
im happy with my legitimate white sliver!
funny thing, i have a feeling that more of these counterfeit white sliver test demos will appear eventually. i feel bad for that high bidder...they got robbed!
you have the vague answers and then his final statement buyers can make up their mind....red flag. lastly, the bidders list showed private bidders. the whole thing was suspicious! im glad i didnt jump in.
im happy with my legitimate white sliver!
funny thing, i have a feeling that more of these counterfeit white sliver test demos will appear eventually. i feel bad for that high bidder...they got robbed!