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Quote from: davo on February 24, 2013, 04:06:24 am
There's more profit for OOP titles. If there is a market for people like yourself to pay $30 odd dollars for a CD which costs them less than a dollar to make then it's easy money.
I complained about a CD being pirated by one of these Ebay sellers and he shut down most of my auctions from his numerous accounts reporting to Ebay that I was selling fakes. I didnot sell on that account for a year fearing it would be suspended.
These people are ruthless.
It's kind of good for collectors like myself when things get counterfeited because it makes it cheaper for me to buy the genuine article. Some sellers have no idea an item is counterfeited so if they see one selling at a low price sometimes they will sell it for that or cheaper :-)
On the other hand, it can be pretty disappointing to receive a fake item. That's why I try to do my research.
Quote from: MuldeR on February 21, 2013, 03:51:33 pm
Well, Travis already said that there were different variants, because it got pressed twice. So if this one differs from your copy, that does not yet prove it is a "fake".
Anyway, even if it was a "fake", why make a fuss?
Quote from: MuldeR on July 05, 2012, 11:54:14 pm
Just in case anybody is interested, here are some pics of the CD that I bought from "rare_music_corner" on Amazon recently: