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04-18-2008, 10:07 PM
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You know that you have priced your cards too low on the B/S/T when.....
Posted By: leon
I took what Dr.Darren said as a bit of jest....a little humor on an otherwise boring day. It's hard to read between the keys sometimes... I use the BST usually have pretty good luck. I have bought and sold stuff very quickly and also have priced things that were more than the market would bear at that time or no one was interested in what I had. In the latter circumstance I demanded a refund of my BST seller's fee (that's a joke)........regards 
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