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11-15-2007, 06:51 PM
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Teletrade
Posted By: Rich Klein
Was their fees when you consigned to them. I remember reading certain posts about people who sent them in cards for sale who ended up having to send Teletrade $$$ after only a small percent of their cards were sold. Yes, I know this happens with EBay nowadays with unsold items, but in those days, not everyone was using EBay or familiar with the concept of having to spend even more $$$ even in their card(s) were sold. Great business model for the auction house, terrible for the seller, many times it worked well for the buyer 
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