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06-09-2004, 08:42 PM
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Misleading Auctions, Knowledgeable Sellers
Posted By: Scott Elkins
I use to think that way. Then there were postings on this BB to the contrary. I guess most of the people posting were mad b/c they didn't think of contacting the seller and missed out on the card. I have used the practice a few times before as well - I used it to purchase a T205 Drum early and a VA Brights Cabinet card early as well! Afterall, if you snooze, you lose - right????? There are always two sides to a coin - didn't mean to open another can of worms with my statement - just meant to show a point as to how sometimes even the most respected board members do things that all on the board don't agree with. 
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