I would say unless you are commiting to buy for full amount and insist on the seller contact you via personnal e-mail, this should not redflag you as a scammer. That method seems to the preferred approach by the scammers that I have dealt with. They try to get you to contact them direct to remove AudioGon from the correspondence. Then they offer to send you a check for more than the amount and you send them the product and difference to a third party. As a result you have a cashiers check that is very stiff toilet paper and you are out the money and product. These "Fraudio-Piles" are whom the above posters refer to. These "fraudio-piles" show no transaction/feedback history and are to be avoided. But If you are keeping your correspondence with in the parameters of the AudioGon policy then the seller is either not available to reply, rude or has sold the item. Give it a little more time and meanwhile look for another seller that has the same make and model to offer. And one last possibility is if you made a ridiculously low offer the seller may be ingoring you. By the way welcome to AudioGon you will find the majority of the people here very good to deal with and friendly. We all just love music and equipment!
