Just won bids on a Taylormade RBZ 3 wood and 3 hybrid for $95 and $55 respectively. They are new, but not in plastic. I know it sounds too good to be true, but the guy has 1,000's of positive feedback compared to ZERO neutral or negative feedback. He provided me more close up pictures as well. Asking for serial numbers now before I make the payment on them. Does anybody see anything fishy?
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Too good to be true?? (please help)
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