FunkyFresh

One of the most pleasant deals ever. Traded a Stingray for his Geddy Lee and everything was great. Kind communication, very fast shipping (all in 24hrs!) and the instrument was exactly as he described it. I couldn't wish for more! He is trustworthy and a nice mate to deal and speak with, no questions to be asked! Highly recommended business partner . All the best and thanks a lot! PS: The deal took place from Croatia to Germany. So everything good on an international basis!

I didn't read all of your posts, but my piece of the cake is, that I was in a similar (but no so very drastic) case involved. Born and resident in Germany but I look as a "southern" type and I suffered from british customs as well once. Out of a line of dozens of people I was full body searched and questioned for an short amount of time, just because they could not believe we got our Ryanair tickets for a mere 1€ each (two-way) and didn't sign up for hotel. It was meant to be a 36hour no-sleep cheap trip to London was becoming quite a struggle. We just wanted to "party all night" look around the city and so on.... That is a really horrific experience. I am saddened she had to go through that. I am a citizen of the EU, so usually no questions asked on customs, and had big problems coming into the UK. And I didn't travek alone, we have been a group of six people.... Sometimes sh*t like this happens and despite people on here telling her it is her own fault... It's probably not. In my scenario it was a case of stereotype racism (as hard as it sounds) and it happens a lot. Standing at a railway station on my way to university: Full body search. Going to the Netherlands by train (I live pretty near to the border): Full body search. And the people who do this to me usually look a bit disappointed when they see I am a normal, and if I might add pretty cool guy. :-D That is life, that is bureaucracy, that is fear of stereotypes....