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05-27-2004, 06:32 PM
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Moral Question
Posted By: Rhett
I couldn't have said it better Julie. It seems wierd to me, Hal, if she wanted to GIVE the cards to him then why is she offering him a reward for helping her out? That doesn't fly. I think Julie is thinking on the right path here. Help the lady out, accept the gift for helping her. If in the end you get a good deal on the cards because she worked out something with you, that is great. To lowball an old lady is just a little to low in my book. Maybe I would have a better collection, but it is not something I would ever do. A card dealer set up at a show with $10 on a $500 item is a completely different story. This is of coarse just my opinion, and obviously there are many here who seem to disagree with me. 
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