Sale of the century...

If it's genuine, it's a bargain. If it's a scam, it's expensive.

Nigel

Where did you see that?

Have I also read it wrong that ROTF and I joined this forum about the same time but our posts are not as frequent?

Well - it looks to be a bargain on the surface, but I'd tread carefully. If it looks too good to be true then .....

Somebody else is hoping to sell an XPS2 for more than the CDX2/XPS2.

Looks genuine - mail the guy, get the pictures and numbers, check it out with Naim and the supplying dealer, if it's all OK grab it with both hands.

Nigel

thats what I thought, dont get me wrong, I'm not buying, I was shopping for something else.

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Originally posted by Voltaire:
Have I also read it wrong that ROTF and I joined this forum about the same time but our posts are not as frequent?

Well I sit working at a computer most of the day and to break it up, I jump on to the forum, which is more interesting than most of the work I'm given to do.

cheers, I thought I was just lazy..

I saw this too. Surely anyone who has bought such kit must know that it is worth more. Ofcourse if you live near Newcastle you could ask to see the kit.

He has a fastmail.fm address. I use fastmail (which is excellent) but it is not a free service like Hotmail or Yahoo. I suppose a scammer might use a subscription email but more likely to prefer the anonymity of a freeware one.

Beware - there seams to be a second 'advert' on hififorsale claiming fraud !!
If it looks too good...........

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Beware - there seams to be a second 'advert' on hififorsale claiming fraud !!
If it looks too good...........

Well, had me fooled.

Nigel

Yes look at the add above it!

Regards

PB

would much rather buy from honourable people here who post regularly on the naim forum and thereby avoid the dodgy stuff. have just bought a cdx2 from a well known one. and cant wait to receive it and pass on the rega planet to my daughter...

enjoy
ken