prowla

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Jazz-Bass/182988650320?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIM.MBE%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D49130%26meid%3D537622dc6ad542afaa6d2b34918cbae7%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D6%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D362200709424&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851 "I can't tell for 100% is it real fender parts" - well, I can tell the machines aren't!

We used to make fun of Jedson back in the 70s; it'd be worth up to £50 as a curio, but not as a player.

As mentioned, even the county would give a general idea of the area. Work-wise, most peoples jobs say they shouldn't be posting online whilst at work. No need for their precise post-code.

Elf in your pocket after a gig = a really hot derrier!

Perfect!

There are some commercial brands which assemble basses from off-the-shelf parts. Recently I nearly bought a Peter Cook Mighty Mite P-bass - he made them in the 70s/80s(?) and one I saw had a Mighty Mite logo.

Hmmm - this seems to have tumbled out of control.

Me too - I think we can say things have folded.

That one creased me up!

One per string then!

No impressed?

I think the county would suffice for initial information purposes.

Well, I think things could've been smoothed out... ...oh no, I thought you said ironing!

The strings winding on the machines looks weird. But at least it's something different to a Fender!

Well - it's been decided anyway, so all sorted.

At least there wasn't an FFS there, so maybe the grumps were dissipating a bit...

Him speak honto!

Sure - in response to your "Really?", I was simply clarifying my position that it is my opinion rather than a demand; that's all.

Ah yes, forgot to mention switch cleaner - squirty cans avalable from Maplin (also squirty cans of air, which are handy for blowing out dust & detritus).

Seems fair enough to me!

You stated "It's your opinion that the site should demand location information" and I clarified, by saying "it's my opinion that the site should require it, but it's not my demand that the site must require it.". That's OK to say, isn't it?

prowlaisalwaysright.com :-)

Yes - it's my opinion that the site should require it, but it's not my demand that the site must require it. Isn't that what the OP's question is asking? Whether the site owners/admins decide to do it or not do it, it's their choice.

I personally wouldn't pay hundreds for a 70s Japanese copy (but that's me, personally), but I see them being offered at those kind of prices, so there must be a market. I'm not sure about an unbranded one, though. I guess you could agree that if you sold it, you could split the money at that point.

It's my opinion, not a demand! I look at the buy & sell pages on a lot of sites and I tend to pass by the ones which don't have the info readily available; if things don't at least show a price, location, and photos, then I'll probably move on. I don't know about pain of life, but if you want to sell something, it's probably an idea to make it easy for your potential buyers.