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Old 09-01-2011, 08:05 AM   #1
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Default Payment problems

I'm not sure where to post this or who to PM, so I'll just start here. I put up a wanted thread about 6 weeks ago in regards to a crank. A member said they could suppply one. Transaction has all been completed, but the problem is it hasnt turned up and now he is not answering his PM's, but is still active on here. Can someone please PM me so we can discuss this. Thx

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