How To Use The Greene Sheet: A Note From Your Uncle Geo.

• How it works: Choose a category at left to browse (If there is no category menu click here.) You’re never more than a click and scroll away from any of our listings! Each listing has an item number. It is helpful to refer to this when you call or e-mail. Listings are updated automatically every night with everything we know about for sale.
• Prices: Sellers who list with us set their own prices -preferably with our guidance. Obviously some sellers don’t get that old stuff isn’t worth much anymore so make an offer. Our counsel to sellers is often “A bird in hand, dude...” The Greene Sheet charges less than most brokers. Are we crazy, merciful or just stupid? You decide.
• Our Part: We’ve all been on the production side and the equipment sales side so you'll find us happy to offer our sage advice on technical matters. Uncle Geo and his minions use vast and sophisticated global resources to find gear to list. Like most brokers we do not stock most of the gear we sell. If we did we’d have an expensive warehouse full of Laird 1500s and other unsaleable crap no one wants and we’d have to charge higher fees.
• Sellers Part: Sellers should provide accurate descriptions, check gear out fully, pack things extremely well and insure shipments.
• Buyers Part: If you want gear quickly wire funds to us. Checks must clear before we'll instruct the seller to ship. We escrow your money while you check out the gear –it does not go directly to the seller. Buyers need to check gear out within the 48 hour period -after which, if we haven’t heard from you we may release funds to the seller.
• Everyone's Part: We should all act like adults and play fair. Keep transactions moving when you have the ball. Honor your commitments. Brush your teeth. Be nice to your sister.

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