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Old 01-26-2015, 04:20 PM
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Two days after notice of shipment, with tracking, is fairly safe...
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Gotta wait until the tracking shows actual dispatch from the originating post office. There are too many people with no class who will try to undermine a deal otherwise.
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10 days after item in hand just to be safe that it wasn't just all a dream.
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Item in hand. Period.
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Item in hand. Period.
So how would I know that unless I'm the buyer? I guess that's why everyone is recommending 10 days, rather than 3. Maybe they're worried the post office will read about it and steal it during transit...
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So how would I know that unless I'm the buyer? I guess that's why everyone is recommending 10 days, rather than 3. Maybe they're worried the post office will read about it and steal it during transit...
Guess I misunderstood. I thought you were talking about the winning bidder.
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Bob, thank you for not saying "package in hand".... that would have been a bit weird....
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Better take the red pill - just to be sure.

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