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Not Craigslist... but Facebook

Well at least you know it can be tuned. Years ago my brother worked in a music store and had a customer try and return a guitar because it came out of tune after he played it.
I worked at a small music store for a few years and almost once a month someone would call complaining that the guitar they bought is out of tune. Equally annoying where the people that tried to use a guitar being out of tune as a haggling tactic.
 
I worked at a small music store for a few years and almost once a month someone would call complaining that the guitar they bought is out of tune. Equally annoying where the people that tried to use a guitar being out of tune as a haggling tactic.

I've had a guy walk away from buying a bass because I had it tuned down a half step, and he wanted standard tuning. When I tuned it up for him, he said he was worried it "wouldn't hold".
 
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That's not even half the [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]. It's even more insidious on Mac D's part than what I've posted here.
I'm no fan of McDeath's, nor was i on the jury that heard the details and decided the verdict. I wasn't specifically even referring to that case, but i knew what you meant when u replied to my initial post. I'm not arguing the details of it.

I was speaking in more general terms about having to have warning labels on things that most of us would consider common sense ... don't put children in the dryer on tumble, don't eat detergent or sniff paint, coffee contents are hot, etc etc. Those are all there because someone didn't know the outcome could be bad.