eBay seller selling bootlegs of his own CD

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Jul 22, 2010
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#4
i don't get it... he has limited edition re-release printed on the artwork and release date copyright of 2001, 2016..

How is it a bootlegs?
 

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The 865 Archive
Oct 15, 2003
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www.steelsolid.net
#5
He sold (apparently) an original copy of Double Crossa as unreleased for $999. Now he selling so called limited unreleased re-releases for $99. Just waiting on the re-re-release limited unreleased for $79. You don't see the issue with that? That's worse than Phillip's re-releases.
 
Apr 25, 2011
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#8
I wouldn't call it a bootleg since he has rights to it, and he isn't trying to recreate the original either. He does clearly describe it as a re-release and so does the artwork. I would however say that it's a complete waste of money and worth nothing anywhere near that, but if a buyer wants to buy it, they aren't really getting cheated or tricked on anything, they would just be really stupid. But technically it's not a bootleg, it's not an unauthorized reproduction
 
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Sicc OG
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#9
A bootleg is something someone has no rights to, but tries to recreate as original and put that up for sale.