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Pioneer CDJ-1000 MK3's and ANY high end Product

by: bpmelectronicscom( 73Feedback score is 50 to 99) Top 1000 Reviewer
30 out of 33 people found this guide helpful.
Guide viewed: 11632 times Tags: cdj1000 | pioneer | pro audio | dj equipment | cd players


Hi there,

This is my first time putting a guide together so apologies firstly if it comes across as either a dictating letter or essay. However I have had numerous experiences pertaining to so-called high end audio 'DEALS'.

I was approached the other week by a potential customer asking why he should buy a CDJ1000 MK3 for $1200US when he could buy one from China for just under $300US. Now my first word of advise if you see such a price, is run the opposite direction! And for those who like to give the benefit of the doubt, if you honestly think you are going to be happy doing a "deal" on a $300 CDJ1000 MK3, all the power to you! I will guarantee 99.9% you WILL NOT receive a working CDJ1000 MK3 if you receive anything at all. These units used (second-hand, for those still using metric) are still fetching around $800US+ 

So the options open up......Why are they so cheap, well here's my blunt answer(s):

  1. They are stolen

  2. They don't work

  3. Pioneer WILL NOT honor the warranty

  4. They are terribly damaged i.e. some guy used it for rifle practice

  5. They don't even exist...what is better known internationally as a scam (my personal opinion)

  6. They are part of a larger ring of con's in a global operation as I've bumped into on Yahoo Auctions with the same unit.

This leads me onto my final word of advise as we have all been told over and over again......If they refuse to use Paypal or demand funds outside of Ebay such as Western Union, report it immediately to Ebay.

Spend the extra dollars and enjoy a great product, if it looks like a scam.....i.e. way below comprehendible value.....it's likely to be a scam. Be careful with anything you buy that looks too good to be true. I'm not saying go and buy the most expensive either, shop around, don't be afraid to bombard sellers with questions relevant to the item or product. As a seller, we are happy to answer your questions to make sure you get the right item to suit your needs.

BE SAFE!

Thanks,

 

John Hanson

BPM Electronics

 


Guide ID: 10000000002311402Guide created: 11/08/06 (updated 09/21/09)

 
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