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01-30-2012, 09:24 AM
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First post. Yes, I've had a theft(?) via the Postal System. Sold a bunch of T-206's via ebay right before Christmas. Had a buyer (with perfect feedback) tell me that they never arrived. Sent them via Postal System in one of those little white bubble envelopes you can buy right there in the Post Office. Unfortunately I didn't send them via registered mail. Had 2-3 cards in there; can't recall. Had to refund the money. A learning experience...
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