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- Berkeley, CA, USA • Mar 03, 2024
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I received an email to my work email from a "Lara Phoenix" that said a "Gary Housbrouck" was giving a free guitar and amplifier away from his father's estate, and if I am interested to email Gary. I emailed Gary who instructed me to contact the movers for delivery. The movers requested $159, saying the family wanted $ to pay for funeral expenses.

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- Sonora, CA, USA • Feb 21, 2024
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Hello,

Both the Guitar & the Amplifier are still available and it is not for sale.. I am willing to give it out.. Like i said in the Guitar is almost new and in perfect condition as it was played by my late dad just a couple of times before he passed.

Dimensions

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Type: Fender Jaguar Electric Guitar.

Model Year: 1962

Body Color: Beige

Neck Material: Rosewood

Set Includes: Picks, Gig Bag

Number of Frets: 20

Series: Vintage

Handedness: Right-Handed

Body Material: Mahogany, Spruce

String Configuration: 6 String

Fretboard Material: Rosewood

Model: 000-18

The Guitar is currently with the movers who assisted me in moving my stuffs to my new apartment. You can contact them for the delivery.

EMAIL: [email protected]

Contact Name: Tom Bradshaw

Reference Number : ABCITY101

Let me know once you message the mover so i can give them a confirmation email from my end also.

Best Regards

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- Napa, CA, USA • Feb 12, 2024
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I recently received an email, supposedly from ***** ******** at Napa Valley College (his real address is ************************ but this was sent from [email protected], which I didn’t notice until now) stating that another NVC faculty member, George ****** England, was giving away his late father’s Fender Jaguar electric guitar and amplifier because he was moving and needed to downsize. I sent an email to the address provided for George in Charo’s email ([email protected]). “George" replied to me and instructed me to contact his movers, ETLS Movers, at . ETLS movers just responded to my request in an email with poor grammar and spelling mistakes, and provided me with three shipping options, completely ignoring my request to pick up the guitar in Napa in person rather than paying for shipping. They asked for payment via CashApp or Venmo, and pressured me by saying “You are not the only person inquiring about the guitar. We are going to be delivering it to the first person that pays for delivery.”

After receiving this email, I googled the email address form ETLS Movers, and found a Better Business Bureau report of a scam perpetrated by the same “company”.

https://www.bbb.org/scamtracker/lookupscam/796800

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