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10-23-2011, 05:28 AM
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Long ago, I'd sold a card that later appeared back in the Board, marked up. Noone bit, so I made an offer with a fair profit that was rejected. And oh, the card did not sell at that time.
Some months later. I received an inquiry from this chump for another card I was selling... Needless to say, he was ignored. For those with the objective response. It's an easy, safe stance to take, until it happens to you. Just remember, this is a community, not a straw market. Payback can happen long-time. Steve F 
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