Incredibles For Seinfeld Or Sopranos
03-14-05, 11:04 PM
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Originally Posted by dsa_shea
Aren't you asking a bit too much for The Incredibles set?
03-14-05, 11:37 PM
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Welcome, don't pay any attention, i believe our 1st thread we ever posted was so far off the price range on what we were asking for this site, well we didn't get any offers.
We were meet with alot of suggestions from experienced traders to help us understand the site!
"Never were we greeted with any rudeness"
So whatever your prices or trade value is, don't let anybody tell you any different, thats the beauty of DvdExchange!
We were meet with alot of suggestions from experienced traders to help us understand the site!
"Never were we greeted with any rudeness"
So whatever your prices or trade value is, don't let anybody tell you any different, thats the beauty of DvdExchange!
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03-14-05, 11:42 PM
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Sorry if I came off rude but I didn't think that there could be a deal here. You have to consider that many places will have The Incredibles for 15 bucks and some sort of free gift. Its hard to come across used sets of Seinfeld for less than 25 bucks considering that they sell new for close to 40. I was lucky and got in on the Hollywood misprice when the sets dropped and picked up both volumes for 19.99 each. I wish you luck and success in your future trade endeavors.
03-14-05, 11:51 PM
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I don't understand all the commentary here. So maybe the trades he is looking for isn't exactly realistic. Why does everyone (except lugslady) feel it is there job to try and correct him? If you don't like what he is suggesting here, then move on. Leave the thread. Simply read the title and keep on going. He can ask for whatever he wants and doesn't need to be told what to do. This kind of high and mighty attitude has been taking over the forum lately. It's ridiculous.
And if he wants to type with the caps lock on, it is his thread. It's up to him.
And if he wants to type with the caps lock on, it is his thread. It's up to him.
03-14-05, 11:56 PM
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True, it is his thread. I only have one suggestion here and that is to combine the three of them you currently have on this front page to just one. Put all of your haves and wants in one thread. Happy trading!
