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06-17-2010, 08:10 AM
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I mainly just go with the store now
I generally sell enough out of my store, when I have it well stocked, that taking the chance with the auctions makes no sense to me. There was also a lot of collecting before ebay ever came around so the idea that this somehow hurts collecting seems odd to me. Yes you may not always be able to get somethings at give away prices but that seems to be the general direction. It's sort of like the walmart thing we keep worrying about always getting something at the cheapest possible price and we end up with less variety to choose from.
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