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04-11-2007, 12:41 PM
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Mastro and REA both up and running...
Posted By: Mike
This issue has been debated at ad nauseam, but can someone please try and convince me why I should pay the $75.00 extortion fee to Mastro, for the so called right to bid for one of their items? There are several items I want, but simply out of principal, I cannot pull the trigger, and pay the fee. It has no bearing on affordabilty, I can afford it, easily. But simply out of principal. If anyone can give me any type of rational as to why I should fork it over, I am listening. I fully intended on winning also..... 
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