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12-07-2008, 05:14 PM
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Do we need a separate forum for discussing possible scams and con artists?
Posted By: Ken McMillan
I posted about on such an auction recently. Seller e-mailed me a rude message as he didn't want the facts I knew out to vintage collectors. Still glad I did so as dishonest is dishonest. Didn't respond to the e-mail as I didn't feel that responding or giving this person the time of day was appropriate. Scammers are scammers. However, I do not think a separate forum would be worth while. 
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