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It don't add up correctly. Will you pay for them and then bam the next day they are brought in to the owner who turns a dime for it. I think the police should question the owner of the shop and look into the robbery of it last yr. I would be very leary. Red flags all around
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Bank tellers are told not to discuss their kids, or where the kids are... not to take the same route home all of the time...
Maybe someone followed the collector home from this shop one day, having overheard then, or previously, that the collector had old cards. Had the collector shown the cards to many people?? This is the tip of an iceberg of a mess... |
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