Beware of scam listings - users now have positive feedback.

I just unintentional bought from a  scammer two weeks ago. He had sales history as well as information about the unit. Purchased and sent messages and it seemed legit. He called me the next day but from NJ and the listing was from Washington. He asked me to send him a screenshot of the PayPal transaction from my side. I declined and reported to Audiogon, PayPal and my credit card issuer. It was resolved in about a week. Tammy was super on top of it and responded instantly, even on a Sunday. I googled the ARC 40th Anniversary and saw where he got the pictures from which is what corroborated everything and is when I knew I had been had. Keep close watch folks!

@blisshifi I, quite frankly, don't care what AGON thinks about that. There are far too many "opportunists" out there looking for ways to get "money for nothin" (Dire Straights pun intended). If they were really concerned about their members they would either allow the communications, or do a far better job at screening and monitoring. Since they really can't do the latter, I'll do whatever it takes to insure the safety of both my funds and my personal interests. We live in a time when "anything goes" and there are too few boundaries/consequences

SO for those of you that have had the misfortune of dealing with these scam artists or common thieves, please post their user names so others do not fall prey to their flimflam. 

I got in a tiff with a seller that tried to force me into a purchase and even threatened me. After contacting Agon they rectified the situation rapidly. Now it may have been a legit sale as it was a local pick-up, but I only wanted to show that Agon does listen and try to step in when possible.