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09-25-2017, 03:07 PM
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If a well respected member of this forum makes a positive comment on an item I have for sale I am thrilled. It is somewhat akin to a respected endorsement. I will take those any time I can get them.
Also I have had enough instances, both as a buyer and a seller, where "PM sent" being posted didn't mean squat. Finally, sometimes people will post a "PM sent" to get a time stamp in showing when the PM with "I'll take it" was made in case there are multiple people who might say the same thing. The "PM sent" post might make the difference in such a case. Tom C 
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