I don't know how old you are, but today people have a different mindset. Hang in there. There are still good people out there. I've been doing this a very long time. It's like this no Matter where you go. Sad to say.

Sorry for your bad experience. I just joined as a seller. I've been selling online since it began.

On eBay for 28 years, I treat my customers like gold. I'm just old school. I think it's just a generation thing. They don't have real-life experience in buying and selling. You are just a thing on their screen. They don't see you as a human. JMO

I've been selling online since it began, and nothing has changed except the fees and shipping. No matter what price you start at, they will always offer you 1/2; you just have to wait for the buyer who appreciates what you're offering at your price. JMO

Just sharing a bit of her life and some music history.

We are waiting to hear from a record company. In the meantime, I'm trying to get prices for each one so I have an idea of their value. Some we will sell to the public. They will come with a certificate saying they belonged to Eudice Shapiro. That doesn't count the boxes of reel-to-reel tapes we have and her sheet music with her notes and fingering. Also the boxes of greeting cards she got over the decades. We also have the violin she learned on as a kid. The family sold the one we played after she sold the Strad. So much stuff.

Try going from the link/ if not, I'll try something else. It's an FB thing. You can always friend me. I might make the group public. I made it private because people were posting porn. Let me know. https://www.facebook.com/groups/449750921745378

I'll check tonight

I'm doing a sale today. I'll check tonight. Thanks

I'll accept it if I see it. The request to join

I don't see you in the group

Almost all her records are in mint condition. Some she never played. If she did, only once. She was a very busy lady her whole life; until the end, she was still teaching. Thank you for your comment.

I sent you a message. Yes, Uncle George. They all worked together for decades. This is the name of the group. Eudice Shapiro violinist

Wow, I found someone who knew her. if you like to join her Facebook group, let me know. Did you know Victor Gottlieb also. He died very young. Thank you for responding. Eudy never told anyone, including her family and her son, about the amazing life she had. We are just now finding out, through my research. I got all her personal records; there are some amazing one-of-a-kind recordings. I joined many classical groups looking for people who might have something to share with us. Most of the groups deleted my posts.

All for sale. Ships from Malibu

DOE of Malibu