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Posted by n8terry on November 15, 2006 at 12:15:06 from (172.162.191.157):
After traveling more miles than I care to think about, I decided to ask what you guys thing about this solution. I am sure that most of you have had the problem with a seller not bothering to tell you about some obvious problems with an item that you are interested in while visiting about it on the phone. Would it be possible to form a group of interested individuals that would inspect an item for you at a nominal fee. The fee could be negotiated depending on time and distance involved. Pictures could be taken if requested. A list of participants would be listed giving the approximant location and how they could be contacted. This list could be on this forum perhaps. Would you take the time to tell me if you think this might work. thanks
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