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GREAT EXPERIENCE LOVE THIS WEBSITE
I LOVE THIS WEBSITE I AM GLAD I FOUND IT. I HAVE SOLD SOME ITEMS ON HERE JUST HOPE MORE PEOPLE FIND PLUNDERHERE AND START USING IT. I HAVE HAD A FEW SCAMMERS, BUT THAT COMES WITH SELLING WHAT CAN YOU DO, AS LONG AS I HAVE NOT BEEN SCAMMED OUT OF MERCHANDISE I AM COOL. ONE MORE THING I WISH PLUNDERHERE WOULD COMMUNICATE MORE WITH THE SELLERS PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE :0) OTHER THAN THE COMMUNICATION NO PROBLEMS. I HOPE THEY GET THEIR WEBSITE BACK UP SOON IT HAS BEEN DOWN SINCE 3/24/09
March 25, 2009
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