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04-17-2007, 11:37 AM
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Question about BST etiquette
Posted By: leon
As almost always I agree with everything you said. I hope that all sellers will give the first right of refusal to the person that initiates the first post/thread. There is no way to police it but I would strongly encourage everyone to let the first person posting have the first shot.....It's only fair.....For all the transactions that do go on over on the BST pages there are still very few issues and it's still CAVEAT EMPTOR as always....Good luck Tim.... 
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