OK,
I saw that this morning but didn't bid on it/buy it because:
1. The seller said they hadn't even tested the board to make sure it works
2. You can't really see much from the photos - nothing of the back of the board or the cable, and not even a clear, in focus shot of the front of the board.
3. I bought a board one time that had dots of rust all over the backplate underneath the switches; the keyboard was simply advertised as "used" with no mention of the rust. Personally as a buyer I would like to know if the keyboard has any damage that can't be simply cleaned off, and now make it a point to ask the seller about rust if it isn't clear from the photos.
Yet the board sold anyway in less than a day after listing.
Am I being too picky for wanting to see these things before buying? The auction said no returns so I'd feel like an idiot if I bought it and it didn't work or there was some major defect that wasn't visible from the limited photos, yet I don't want to keep missing out on auctions because I'm waiting on the seller for more information. Some keyboard sellers know what they have and include all relevant photos and information, but many like this one apparently do not.
I'm kind of a n00b when it comes to buying used keyboards on ebay and just wonder what other do. I might just make this a separate thread as it is worth a discussion.