Klarinet Archive - Posting 000953.txt from 1998/12

From: "John Fry" <donjuan157@-----.com>
Subj: Re: [kl] Clarinet Problem
Date: Fri, 25 Dec 1998 04:19:34 -0500

NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONO!!!!!!!!!! At least that is my
opinion. There is a VERY HIGH chance it is "hot" Merchandise. I would
strongly advise going back and try to see if the serial number was
sanded off, and if it is, I would call the police and get them to
investigate it. Just my opinion though. But I would NOT even consider
buying it if it was me!!
BE CAREFUL! John

Excuse me, I might have spoken to quick, it could be just old. But what
are the odds??? Was there any worn plating???

John

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>Subject: [kl] Clarinet Problem
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><< Hi, I have been looking for a Buffet R-13 for a reasonable price for
a very
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> long time. I have finally found it. Some guy is offering it for only
$335!!!
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> IT is in prefect conditon and plays very well. No cracks or anything.
The
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> reason why he is selling it so cheap is because there is no serial
number on
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> it. Should I still be considering to buy it?
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> >>
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>HI,
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>NO you shouldn't consider buying an instrument without serial number.It
may be
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>stolen and you could have problems.>>>>
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>Yeah, it might be mine!
>
>David Hattner, NYC
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