Frank Schauer of music outlet shop Köln Germany scammed me on ebay.I purchased several guitars from Frank Schauer and he pretended to be an honest businessman.

He uses the ebay username music-outlet-shop. Frank agreed sell the guitars to me at a specific price then after I had already paid for guitars he very rudely refused to give me tracking. He then falsely reported me to ebay and blocked me in an attempt to *** me and renege on the deal. I received emails from Matthias Wulfert([email protected]) claiming to be an associate of this shady business.

Steer clear of this ebay user at all costs. Frank Schauer is a bad business man and liar. Now that I researched him I can see that there are nightmare stories about him, his shady business dealings and overpriced guitars all over the internet. Shame on him.

Wish I had checked his ebay username on google first before buying from him. He kept repeating himself over and over again. So maybe he has an illness or something. But still he shouldn’t be selling on a professional marketplace.

Frank Schauer does not belong on ebay.Period

I don’t think he does shift them – not very often at least. If you check out his completed listings he sells a few knobs, scratchplates etc every few days, but very rarely a guitar. I reckon he buys hard to shift items at very low prices and then just waits until the price comes up to make them sellable.

In that case, it must be the BMW Isetta (Bubble car) FTW!.

See “worst finish” for an ugly AND overpriced wonder. If you look at his completed listings, only itty-bitty stuff like knobs and truss-rod covers seem to sell. So much for cashflow.

[quote=”lee_UK”]2 guitars, similar in every way except the clour of the burst.
Both Tokai Japs.

There is definatly money to be made in Germany.
How does he shift them?[/quote]

In his Volkswagen, or Audi, or possibly a Tiger Tank.