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Looks like the majority have paid up, are we any closer do do we have to wait on the others to finalise payment. I think there is like 4 ppl left.

Yeah theres only 4 people who still need to make the payment. The thing is they are being shipped from overseas, so if I order enough for everyone and some pull out then I will have unclaimed boots. If I order 4 less and someone from that 4 pays, they will miss out.

I think I should set a deadline because it is unfair for those who have paid.

TUESDAY 5th IS THE PAYMENT DEADLINE. PLEASE PAY BY THEN OR YOU WILL NOT BE RECIEVING YOUR BOOTS! (unless you contact me and provide a reasonable explanation)

I PM those four members who have not paid yet. PLEASE respond and tell me if you are going to pay or not so I can get the boots for those members who actually want them.

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