"I am Selling a moog Key Board. It is a little beat up but it still works. Can't Find a model number on it. Used to be my Dad's Key Board, I don't know how to play it. It has several slots labeld "RA MOOG" and some of the labels are just paper stuck on. This would be a good Key Board for your child or someone getting started with music.
this is in or around hilliard"
Update: Via the comments, looks like that $350 Minimoog could have been real:
"For what its worth, I had emailed the Craigslist ad for the Minimoog (it was actually $350). He replied that I was the third person (ugg!) to email him but had already agreed to sell it to a person who emailed him first and lived a few miles away. He said he would call me if it didn't work out between the first and second person who emailed him.
He seemed straight forward in his email and seemed to know by all the replies he received that he had asked too little but felt that was the amount it was worth and was oblidged to sell it for what he listed it for.
He mentioned he was going to try to delete the ad as soon as the person picked it up to avoid any more emails in his in-box ( and probably so he wouldn't have reminders or regrets that he could have sold it for more).
On a side note, that listing was a slap-in-the-face reminder that I was spending way too much time surfing Craigslist, Ebay, etc. for things that I don't really need. I went cold turkey from those sites and am putting that precious time into finishing my bathroom remodel and getting ready for the upcoming gardening season.
M. Dunbar
Seattle "
Hey, if you find anything that smells like a scam on our site, please help me out, send the links to abuse@craigslist.org
ReplyDeletethanks!
Craig
Find one?
ReplyDeleteI can't get rid of this one.
Emailed Ebay twice. Nothing.
Ebay item: 7389515053
That photo is an Ody at MY house.
I sold it long ago.
Craig from Craigslist? Ok, you have to be shitting me. Either this is one heck of a good joke, scam comment on a scam post, or Craig actually reads my blog! Which would likely mean Craig of craigslist is into synths? Whoah... Kevin you've been one-upped in celeb status. Well, maybe not... You're still my hero. ; )
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ReplyDeleteSorry - my previous comment wasn't exactly right:
ReplyDeleteI meant to say that between Craig and Kevin... it's a regular celebrity festival around here. I love this blog!
Yeah, Kevin is the man, even if he has two tattoos. ; )
ReplyDeleteFor what its worth, I had emailed the Craigslist ad for the Minimoog (it was actually $350). He replied that I was the third person (ugg!) to email him but had already agreed to sell it to a person who emailed him first and lived a few miles away. He said he would call me if it didn't work out between the first and second person who emailed him.
ReplyDeleteHe seemed straight forward in his email and seemed to know by all the replies he received that he had asked too little but felt that was the amount it was worth and was oblidged to sell it for what he listed it for.
He mentioned he was going to try to delete the ad as soon as the person picked it up to avoid any more emails in his in-box ( and probably so he wouldn't have reminders or regrets that he could have sold it for more).
On a side note, that listing was a slap-in-the-face reminder that I was spending way too much time surfing Craigslist, Ebay, etc. for things that I don't really need. I went cold turkey from those sites and am putting that precious time into finishing my bathroom remodel and getting ready for the upcoming gardening season.
M. Dunbar
Seattle