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01-16-2010, 12:56 PM
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Hey Leon- I am a party to this too. Sorry and I agree I should have PMed Chris.
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01-16-2010, 01:38 PM
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No, I don't think your response was out of line at all. I think it's quite ok that, while discussing stuff, we can ask if it's for sale and so forth. I do it too. We are collectors (and friendly flippers) and family here. What I really frown upon is blatant selling on the front page with no other questions being asked. This whole thread, from the original poster, to the last post, was ok imho.....I am easy!! Now, if someone came on the front page and said FOR SALE- 1910 Program in great condition etc........... That would get moved to the BST section. As I said I think it's a fine line and I don't see it crossed too often. For the most part our members are pretty darned good about this stuff. Some new members get a little fouled up but they mean no harm either. take care (btw, just put the check in the mail today, instead of yesterday...sorry for the day delay)
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01-16-2010, 01:40 PM
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Fair enough. But I was the one who told Chris I was interested in the Brooklyn Bridge program, and I could have emailed him first. No big deal, as you say.
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It's not clear to me when solicitations became off limits on the Memorabilia side. We've always been a lot less concerned on this side about that, and there still isn't the traffic that there is on the card side to have such posts cluttering te forum. Maybe I missed something. We've had a separate B/S/T thread in the memorabilia forum for as long as I can remember; here's a link to January's I actually find the posts "I just got this and would like to know its value" far more deserving of your frown, as in the vast majority of such cases, the poster is actively soliciting offers without going to the B/S/T Max Last edited by baseballart; 01-16-2010 at 01:55 PM.
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01-16-2010, 02:00 PM
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correct Max
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