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Old 11-01-2010, 03:46 PM
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Jeff - you're right! nd I agree, i should have provided the link - but at that point, I figured I had already wasted 5 minutes of my life I was never getting back!
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Once saw a guy tear up a card rather than sell it for less, couldn't believe it
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my wife "lowballed" a guy on his house price. Fully expecting a counter offer. He burst into tears and took the house off the market! shame as we would have paid fair market value for it.
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