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Today is Deadline!

Can we have an updated list with who has paid, etc.

How long will it take for the gears to arrive from order date?

I think it should still close today but you just wait for the money. Otherwise you may get people submitting the cash in 2 days time and then having to wait again.

We're already gonna get the cheapest price so if people miss out from here out it's to bad I reckon. It's been open for a while now...

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I think it should still close today but you just wait for the money. Otherwise you may get people submitting the cash in 2 days time and then having to wait again.

We're already gonna get the cheapest price so if people miss out from here out it's to bad I reckon. It's been open for a while now...

i agree as if people are interested than they will join the next one.

I think it should still close today but you just wait for the money. Otherwise you may get people submitting the cash in 2 days time and then having to wait again.

We're already gonna get the cheapest price so if people miss out from here out it's to bad I reckon. It's been open for a while now...

i agree as if people are interested than they will join the next one.

I agree with both of them..

If it's open for another 2 days.. who's to say that someone won't coma along and decide to join and pay, causing you to wait another 2 days?

Besides it's been open for quite some time.. Just close it today and wait for the money to clear then send off the order?

hey man

you havn't responeded to my pm :(

updated list pls!!

1 pair and a single ex for me please

i made payment last week!!!

I'm sure he's pretty busy and is most probably waiting for all the money to clear before he posts up a completed list..

yeah prolly, still no pm though :laugh:

i didn't want to be rude but i said how many i wanted before

and he keeps writing 1 pair.

just was worried

No offense, but i think i have been more than patient, and at this stage im not really saving any money as i have paid $370 for no cam gears?

Ill PM your Tracking number 2 morrow.

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1)NV N01 * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

2)MUCK * IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

3)Lazy-Bastard * IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

4)fredzz32 * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

5)robbo33 * IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

6)Cillham * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

7)Kinell * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

8)XZLA.8 * IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

9)frother * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

10)BAMR33 * IN FOR 1 GEAR OUT

11)DJRIFT *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

12)jnr32 *IN FOR 4 PAIRS PAID

13)dead32 *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

14)Frank rb25 zed *IN 3 GEARS PAID

15)kjb_r33 * IN FOR A PAIR PAID

16)DRKSKY32 *IN FOR A PAIR

17)jeffworld2 *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

18)Angry *IN FOR A PAIR OUT

19)Freddy Kruger *IN FOR 1 GEAR

20)JaFF * IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

21)Ruffels *IN FOR A PAIR

22)RANDY *IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

23)stR33ter *IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

24)woolls *IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

25)phatboi2010 *IN FOR A 3 GEARS PAID

26)rza1 *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

27)Edge *IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

28)Turbz_13 *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

29)aquariuz6 *IN FOR 1 GEAR PAID

30)SXY *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

31)ls1ben *IN FOR 1 GEAR

32)Mike_ *IN FOR 1 GEAR OUT

33)Lionel s *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

34)wrrr *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

35)skiddy *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

36)jonnyo *IN FOR A PAIR PAID

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