[FS: RED Cameras] Epic-W 8K Brain Only, under 220 hrs!

[Austin Glass]

Price: $18,000, accepting offers.

Eligible for upgrade to DSMC2 Helium. Great buy for those that want to get into a new DSMC2 Helium for less than retail! Buy this Epic-W, and send it in for an upgrade ($4950) and save thousands.

Selling our Epic-W Helium. This camera was absolutely babied and used by professionals that know how to take care of things. It’s in excellent shape.

This is for the body only, plus AC adapter, standard OLPF, and hard-sided case. Please note: there is a WC WiFi side plate in the photo that is NOT included with this sale. No lens mounts or modules included.

Under 230 hours. (I had a shoot since first creating this listing, which is why the thread title is incorrect.

References for myself or the camera are available upon request. More photos available upon request.

Deliveries to Washington State must be charged sales tax.

Price: $18,000 USD, accepting offers.
Bank wire, Paypal, or comparable service. Buyer pays transaction fees. I iwll pay for shipping (3-day CONUS).

 

[Tyler Clements]

Guys, Never do bank wire. Scams are a plenty.

 

[Austin Glass]

Guys, Never do bank wire. Scams are a plenty.

How could someone be scamming me if I am verifying a deposit with my bank first? I've done this numerous times in the past, and a $25 wire fee is vastly preferable to a 3% transaction fee.

 

[Tyler Clements]

It's not for you. It's for the buyer.

REDUSER is haunted by scammers and they almost all operate using bank wire transfers. So a buyer should always protect themselves by using a service like escrow.com. It's worth the buyer covering the costs in order to protect themselves.

I was scammed and I'm just trying to help others protect themselves. Not to say you're scamming someone but it's also good just in case the product isn't what the seller claimed.

 

[Austin Glass]

It's not for you. It's for the buyer.

REDUSER is haunted by scammers and they almost all operate using bank wire transfers. So a buyer should always protect themselves by using a service like escrow.com. It's worth the buyer covering the costs in order to protect themselves.

I was scammed and I'm just trying to help others protect themselves. Not to say you're scamming someone but it's also good just in case the product isn't what the seller claimed.

References (from people whose names most here would recognize) are mentioed in the original post. My identity and reputation are easily verifiable to prospective buyers, so if anyone requires proof of me or who I am, that information is available upon request. As a buyer you should be doing that due diligence anyway.

All that said, any buyer that wants to use a different payment service, such as escrow, Paypal, or anything else that will offer you more security, that is welcome.

 

[Austin Glass]

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