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12-05-2002, 01:48 PM
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Sellers Beware: old-gum-man
Posted By: leon
First of all for the folks in this thread, whom most of I know personally, chill out. This is cardboard guys...we are all friends and enjoy this too much to rag on each other...friendly debate is cool....let's keep it going that way. A solution to the low feedback is as I do. I put a rule in for folks with low feedback (maybe 5 or less) to email me first. I have cancelled 2 bidders before because after the stipulation and at least 2 emails they did not respond. regards all 
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