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Looking for a Talking House range extender .

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Lefty Gomez

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Looking for a Talking House range extender .

They are almost $300.00 on the I Am radio site.
Perhaps one of you has a used one that you don't use or need anymore ?

Lefty
 
Thanks Richard .
I sent them a message about the Range Extender .
We shall see :)
 
Nope ...

He never got back to me :(

Oh well the search continues :)
 
Hmm.. that's curious, it's the identical picture as the auction listed above, but a different seller in a different state.

Not a big deal, it's just curious.
People often use pictures from outside sources when selling things on ebay, but I think it's a bad practice. I mean how difficult is it to take a picture of the actual item your selling?.
 
Richard J Powers said:
Hmm.. that's curious, it's the identical picture as the auction listed above, but a different seller in a different state.
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I get funny feelings when I see different sellers using pictures from others. I know many years ago I was selling an audio processor and, on another venue known for fraudulent transactions, was an ad stating the pictures were "the actual item being sold." Hmm, since I still owned that unit and the pictures were mine how could it be? I steer clear of auctions with stock or stolen photography. I also watermark my pictures used on online selling sites to prevent others from being victimized.

As far as a Talking House ATU, I bought mine years ago for $18 and I'd never sell it since they're pretty rare.
 
Wait a second.. I stand corrected - It is the same seller, but in two different states? - I never noticed anything like that before, but I guess they must be a network of sellers working as one. They appear to do major business and a 99.7% feedback out of over 2500 transactions does appear that you wouldn't have to worry about bidding.

theproductionguys ( Feedback Score Of 26130 -99.7% positive) - Nappanee, Indiana, Item number: 390376744759
and..
theproductionguys ( Feedback Score Of 26130 -99.7% positive) - Chewelah, Washington, Item number: 280777768175

edit..
the description says "I was using this unit to cover about 1/2 our small town, but we just got a FCC construction permit so I'm selling!..." and goes on to mention about part15 and ect... sounds very first person, -- but what's the story in listing the same item only within only about a weeks time span from two different states??

Nevertheless, if I was planning on bidding on the unit, I probably wouldn't feel too hesitant about it.. but it's still very curious!
 
OK... I couldn't leave it alone! I had to look at their other auctions and see what's going on.. most of their items currently consist of just a few audio cd's, and apparently it is the actual item locations they sell which are spread across various states.

I've never noticed anything like this on ebay, - wonder how common it is?
 
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