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09-20-2020, 09:33 PM
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Trading? Middle man?
I’m fairly new here and interested in posting a red portrait Cobb up for trade.
I’m very picky about who I deal with and how the trade is completed as I’m sure many of us are. I’d prefer to meet in person but that isn’t always reasonable. Is there anyone that functions as a middle man for a fee? Just wondering what everyone’s processes are for making trades. I’m used to “vouched” Facebook groups where everyone knows everyone and many people are those I’ve met in person. 
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