Weird question...
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- slym2none
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Weird question...
...will the person that bought the Solar HC from me when I first joined up here contact me? Post here, PM, it doesn't matter.
-slym (can't remember who it was)

-slym (can't remember who it was)
Some people spend their whole lives believing in fairy tales, usually because they don't want to give up the fabulous prizes.
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let me refresh your memory...cinlach@aol.com wrote:i bought one from someone without a poster...then someone else sent me the poster.
i absolutely cannot remember who either of those folks were.
http://www.valiantfans.com/forum/viewto ... highlight=
Looks like you dealt with two pretty cool guys!

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Brother J wrote:let me refresh your memory...cinlach@aol.com wrote:i bought one from someone without a poster...then someone else sent me the poster.
i absolutely cannot remember who either of those folks were.
http://www.valiantfans.com/forum/viewto ... highlight=
Looks like you dealt with two pretty cool guys!

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Brother J wrote:let me refresh your memory...cinlach@aol.com wrote:i bought one from someone without a poster...then someone else sent me the poster.
i absolutely cannot remember who either of those folks were.
http://www.valiantfans.com/forum/viewto ... highlight=
Looks like you dealt with two pretty cool guys!

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What?myron wrote:Brother J wrote:let me refresh your memory...cinlach@aol.com wrote:i bought one from someone without a poster...then someone else sent me the poster.
i absolutely cannot remember who either of those folks were.
http://www.valiantfans.com/forum/viewto ... highlight=
Looks like you dealt with two pretty cool guys!

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I'm amazed that anyone could even maybe remember that...
I got my HC from a board member, but it was on ebay...
actually... I think it was KC... but maybe not.
I mean I'm just pulling things out of my *SQUEE*...
I'm pretty sure it was opened tho... if not, I opened it.
I'll be your erstwhile buyer if you want, Slym
I got my HC from a board member, but it was on ebay...
actually... I think it was KC... but maybe not.
I mean I'm just pulling things out of my *SQUEE*...
I'm pretty sure it was opened tho... if not, I opened it.
I'll be your erstwhile buyer if you want, Slym
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I'll be honest - I have sold so many books on ebay and through private sales I can't keep most of them straight anymore...
Chris

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It may have been you, FoHun... remember what you paid for it? Someone was kind enough to take mine from me for $75.....400yrs wrote:I think I got one of my copies from the board. No clue who though. I can't remember stuff like that. I can remember who I got each fan project from though.
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Is there a reason you need to contact this person? hehe
Anyway, all my sales are documented. I've had almost 2300 sales in my 8 years of selling. Actually I think I had more than that, but started keeping track afterwards, so I have almost 2300 documented sales. This included everything that was available of the person: name, address, phone, email, ebay id (if appropriate) or other id from another site, what they bought, item number, date they bought it, how much they paid, when they paid, how they paid, when it was shipped, tracking number, and if and when I left them feedback.
Whew! That is a detailed list. But at least I have everything documented. Actually I just took out all my sheets. I have from #175 to present, which the #175 is dated from April 2001. I think I gave the first 174 invoices to my then partner at the time. But I still have a good 2000 people. My most memorable sales were to Don Rosa, who is famous for his Disney, and Image man, Marc Silvestri.
Since I just closed my Ebay store, and am trying to build up both my website and my other auction sites, I'm going to and have been contacting my past customers. Christmas is coming up and now is the time to start buying gifts.
Phil
Anyway, all my sales are documented. I've had almost 2300 sales in my 8 years of selling. Actually I think I had more than that, but started keeping track afterwards, so I have almost 2300 documented sales. This included everything that was available of the person: name, address, phone, email, ebay id (if appropriate) or other id from another site, what they bought, item number, date they bought it, how much they paid, when they paid, how they paid, when it was shipped, tracking number, and if and when I left them feedback.
Whew! That is a detailed list. But at least I have everything documented. Actually I just took out all my sheets. I have from #175 to present, which the #175 is dated from April 2001. I think I gave the first 174 invoices to my then partner at the time. But I still have a good 2000 people. My most memorable sales were to Don Rosa, who is famous for his Disney, and Image man, Marc Silvestri.
Since I just closed my Ebay store, and am trying to build up both my website and my other auction sites, I'm going to and have been contacting my past customers. Christmas is coming up and now is the time to start buying gifts.

Phil
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The biggest thing I ever sold was a shampooer. It almost didn't make the requirement for postage because it was so big. Think I squeezed in by an inch.
The most expensive item I ever sold was a Fantastic Four #1 in like Good or Good+ condition for $1350 or so.
The best Valiant book I sold was the Red Chaos Effect signed, CGC 9.6. I can't remember what it went for. I know it was over $300, but for some reason I don't think it was over $400. I'd have to check all my records for that one.
Phil
The most expensive item I ever sold was a Fantastic Four #1 in like Good or Good+ condition for $1350 or so.
The best Valiant book I sold was the Red Chaos Effect signed, CGC 9.6. I can't remember what it went for. I know it was over $300, but for some reason I don't think it was over $400. I'd have to check all my records for that one.

Phil