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#31
06-27-2022, 08:55 PM
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I would suggest finding a reputable dealer close to where you live. It might not be cost effective to ship and insure the guitars across the country, followed by the consignment fees. I realize it's inconvenient, but if you list here or EGF (since both are Eastman), I'm sure you could find a decent buyer with minimal annoyances.
And I'm with you on Venmo. That's a long-running scam. Good luck!
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06-27-2022, 09:11 PM
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I have bought and sold a number of guitars with Jake Wildwood in central Vermont. Very nice guy, always on the level and if your guitar needs work to sell, he is very reasonable.
[email protected] https://jakewildwood.blogspot.com
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#33
06-28-2022, 04:06 AM
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It looks like one of your guitars is listed for sale in the classifieds, and that you live in Tennessee. It may be a long drive to Nashville, but there are few if any better places in the country to try and buy a guitar. I would take the guitars to a shop in Nashville for consignment or trade-in. As others have noted, at their price points used, it doesn’t make sense to spend $100+ each to ship the guitars to a shop for consignment. Given how popular Eastman guitars are, I’m surprised that you haven’t been able to (or couldn’t) sell them relatively hassle-free in the classifieds here.
Good luck with the sales, whatever you decide!
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