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02-28-2006, 12:26 PM
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Goodwin Prices
Posted By: leon
The folks paying $400-$600 for common T210's and $500 or more for regular T209's, in quantity, don't care if they recoup any money or not. I promise you that. When they might make $1000-$10000 an hour (yes an hour, relatively speaking)....it doesn't matter...because time is money my friends. Just hope "you" are the one selling when a big fish is buying... 
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