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07-09-2005, 11:12 PM
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auction turnaround
Posted By: Scott Elkins
I am extremely happy with my T202 Cobb/Cobb/Jennings that arrived from him last week! I see nothing wrong with Leland's letting Scott pay for items after he sells them. Afterall, they are the ones taking the risk (actually no risk involved with someone as honest as Scott Gaynor anyway). I am sure we all show "favoritism" towards regular customers (if not, you should). Most of the time, with board members I have dealt with a number of times, I always ship their card(s) before the money arrives. 
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