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Bought one book a few years ago. Solid buyer!

I'm debating whether or not to sell my 1.8 SA now or wait, any ideas what slightly color touched books are worth nowadays? I don't know but considering that this book only has a few dots of color touch and nothing else I'd say the price disparity is pretty silly based on my experience. Just a few small dots of CT on the spine line and nothing else.

Just got a well packaged and accurately graded TPB. Thanks!

Besides getting my friend's girlfriend drunk in NYC he's ok.

I'd trust this guy with pretty much anything. Heck, I'd send him book sight unseen just to get an opinion. Deal with this guy with confidence. (thumbs u

Dear Gator, When will you be handing in that Burger King application? Best, R.

If anybody knows of a Pep #22 front cover (or at the very least the top 1/3rd of the front cover) I'd be interested. Drop me a PM. I know it's a long shot.

Wow, the internet just broke.

I've sold to Steve. Pays quick, usually ahead of schedule and is good with communication.

Solid buyer! Thanks, Mike!

Oh my... (knees getting weak, start to buckle). My two favorites! The #4 beats it out by a hair because it was my first. The only one I have left from my run.

Older posters view it as pointless because they already have their reputations. I do agree that is is more important for people with relatively little experience on here.

I get plenty of PMs about whether one person or another is a trust worthy person to deal with so this forum, if used properly will help that problem. The key is to use it properly. You'll have to be proactive (and make changes) in the way you do things. Don't wait for someone to ask around if you are a trust worthy seller. If you want to be a proactive business person and open your market to as wide an audience as possible, link your positive feedback to the first post in your selling thread. That can only increase the number of interested people that will deal with you. If you are approaching a seller as a buyer (whether via PM or in a thread) you can simply link your feedback thread to the respective post to gain immediate recognition as a trustworthy buyer. It's pretty easy. My concern was with BS feedback being written into Feedback threads that did not belong. As long as it's kept relatively on track it can be a positive thing.

Bob is a reliable and long time seller and buyer. (thumbs u

Top notch person. Have bought many useless Marvels from this guy and his communication was excellent, packaging and shipping were bang on! Thanks!

Bet you've got a pair of crimson pantaloons lurking in your closet, young Radovan. Actually, I might have you beat. I've got a pair of ladies pants made of brown patch leather that I've been dying to wear. Make me look like David Lee Roth in his hey day. I just don't have a pair of shoes to go with 'em yet! So will Roy be wearing his kinky pants at NYC?

Yup, known Patrick for years through eBay. Solid grading, good communication. Highly recommended!

How come it took a Greek person to say that?

Bet you've got a pair of crimson pantaloons lurking in your closet, young Radovan. Actually, I might have you beat. I've got a pair of ladies pants made of brown patch leather that I've been dying to wear. Make me look like David Lee Roth in his hey day. I just don't have a pair of shoes to go with 'em yet!

Red pants. Check. Witty. Check. Intelligent. _______ (just kidding, Check) Rep as a buyer? Paypal. And solid. (thumbs u

That's the rumor. I just want to cut Roy's hair. I think it would be a hoot. At my work a few years ago they had a contest. If anybody was able to pull a grey hair from my stash was worth $5. It was a real hoot.

People think that resubs are a lock at upgrading and often don't hear the bad side of the story. Thanks for pointing that out!