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Maybe someone bought a batch of them?
Same individual instrument or just the same model?
so it would be too much of a coincidence for it to be a second identical never-before-seen fake Selmer.
My guess is it's Da Silva getting someone else to front itSerial number is the same on old and new ads. But could still be different instruments?
Nah, it's either a mug from Romania thinking he has a bargain at £400 (plus fight and taxis both ways) to resell at £2,000 or it's someone John Da Silva knows in Romania who's now fronting a new ad because John had to take it off (marking it SOLD).
I've no doubt the same error would appear on all of them. They'd use the same potato to stamp it out.So exactly how many saxophones were actually made in Elkmart?
Told him it's a fake yet?I see Mr Da Silva is still trying to sell his Brand New Yamaha A3 mouthpiece...
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Years ago my friend bought a Polish counterfeit Rolex on 5th Avenue. It actually was branded "Polex"But then take Rolex. Some fakes are almost impossible to tell apart from the real thing, even for enthusiasts.
At least eBay have a fairly robust policy and actually take action on reports from third party.Reported and removed.
I was looking at a DHGate link from FB yesterday. There were fake Yamahas (280, 62) Selmers (incl Seles), Yanis, Jupiter's, Buffet Senzo...
I'd hate to be a used buyer who doesn't know the difference.
But then take Rolex. Some fakes are almost impossible to tell apart from the real thing, even for enthusiasts.
That would be a copy, not counterfeit, unless you argue that the watch itself is so iconic it IS the brand. A Submariner perhaps?Years ago my friend bought a Polish counterfeit Rolex on 5th Avenue. It actually was branded "Polex"
Correct except the Polex looked like the Rolex logo, same font and design hence the legal term might be passing off as... because many people would not notice it's not an R. So not quite the same thing as a copy but with a totally different branding.That would be a copy, not counterfeit, unless you argue that the watch itself is so iconic it IS the brand.
