All signs point to it being a bootleg, unfortunately. The seller has multiple brand new copies of tons of soundtracks, including ones that are fairly old, and as low as $7.99 for albums that would normally retail for around $30? Yeah, I don't think so. Plus you can't see any legit logos or anything in the photos, and the seller never makes any mention of who released the albums or if they're authentic. The seller is too new to eBay to appear on any blacklists, but I'm 99% positive he's selling bootlegs. Assuming you haven't received it yet, I'd check to confirm if it's a bootleg when it arrives, and if so, see if you can go about returning it and getting your money back. $25 is a lot to waste on a worthless bootleg, and they are indeed worthless. You'd be better off downloading the mp3s and burning your own cd-r. At least then you wouldn't be indirectly involved with funding mafia groups, and you could very possibly get BETTER audio quality that way because bootlegs not only have much cheaper packaging but also occasionally have audio flaws.Originally Posted by DuckTalesNES
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