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Originally Posted by STL
Notice how he now gives a list of reasons and clauses on all of his KO transformer listings to cover his bases. He never used to do this. I think it was after he sold me the KO G1 Ravage and I had a huge debate with him that he decided that he wasn't always going to get away with dodgy sales unless he made a few changes to his listings.
Yeah, avoid that dealer. He's notorious for KOs, so you'd just never ever know for sure.
MISB Uni Powerglide $30 # 260346764742
Another $30 Powerglide # 180320779647
$30 MISB Uni Silverbolt #180320779592
I nabbed me a $30 MISB Uni Onslaught! :D
Erm postage is $15 regular and additional $5 for registered....Quote:
Originally Posted by Gutsman Heavy
that's not a real big bargain ;)
damn not cool. The seller of the first powerglide gave me registered on onslaught for $12 making it $42 in total, not bad, but that other seller. Bastard.
Who has about $12,000AU to part with for these babies?
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Transformers-...1%7C240%3A1318
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Transformers-...1%7C240%3A1318
Binaltech Prowl...Pearl Blue: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/binaltech-pro...1%7C240%3A1318
Think this is legit and it's going rather cheaply
Just wanted to 'share' that I'm stoked that I managed to get a 20th Ann Optimus Prime for $106 from within Oz!! :)
Anyway, main thing I was wondering is how people are expecting the US law changes (coming into effect February, requiring that toys sold on retail must be checked for paint lead content) will affect ebay dealers?
It seems to me that if the enforcement is strict, we should see price drops as dealers try to sell of stock quickly... although we'd still be disadvantaged with the prices we have to pay for postage from the US...