The listing is clearly for an Alembic Elan bass. Any readers of this forum won't fall for it, but others will. I've spoken to and exchanged emails with the unfortunates that wind up with these fakes. It's not the most fun part of my job.  
 
I do contact sellers of these fakes. They are usually victims of fraud and willing to share details about how they got the bass or guitar so I might be able to track down the person producing these and stop them. Usually, the seller is glad to comply with my request to remove the name from the peghead and relist it as a No-Name instrument. I have emailed the seller of this bass.  
 
It's probably best to post any fakes you see on the Club so that potential buyers might find these conversations as well. I prefer to contact the seller directly and not go through ebay's system, since I'm not trying to punish the seller, but rather educate and correct the situation.  
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David - just so you know, you can edit your post by clicking on the little pencil and paper icon in the upper right corner. Amelbic? That's rare!

That's funny.  I have a bass that says Amelbic on the headstock.  It's a pretty decal with a logo and all.  I only paid $200 for such a legendary bass.  How did I ever get so lucky??

Thanks Mica. I have another post to edit. I have a 70s model Sunn. Not Sun. (At least I didn't type Son)!

Mica:  This piece of garbage is still listed.  The seller doesn't seem to have seen the light.
 
Bill

The seller ended this listing early because the item was lost or broken
 
I think it ended about 10 minutes after you posted your message, Bill.

Lost or broken.  What a shame for such a nice piece.  Thanks, Mica