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09-15-2004, 03:23 PM
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In general, how do transactions with Forum members go?
Posted By: Ben
I can't emphasize enough how vital this forum has been to the development of my collection. I have bought, sold, and most often traded with many, many people that post/lurk here, and never once have I been ripped off or let down. Just goes to show that the BST thread is a great alternative to ebay, for there is a level of trust and respect here that just wouldnt be possible in the online auction format. 
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