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01-16-2010, 10:03 PM
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The best BIN's are the ones so over priced they will never sell and after a few months the same people over and over buy the cards from the sellers. Sounds fishy to me. I think I have seen one relisted layely from the seller that had it listed last yr. Funny how he sold it for 4x's it's price and got the same one back to sell again. Think it has to do with the power seller status or something
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01-16-2010, 10:05 PM
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If he sold it awhile backj, and is selling it again, more than likely he had a deadbeat bidder win it. They seem to be plentiful lately, and we can't leave them negatives to warn other sellers.....
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