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FATGTS-R Experienced

FATGTS-R

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Hi Guys,

I am from VIC and looking at purchasing something from a QLD member.

The members name is Genesis.

Just want to know if people know him, dealt with him or will vouch for him.

No offence at all intended toward the member and I apoligise if this post is out of line or if you are offended.

Just been a few scams lately and I have never purchased interstate before and a bit nervous.

Thanks guys

Jayson.

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Ed G

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Dont know him personally... you could always have a Queenslander pick it up and send it too you if you know anyone up here, if your worried write an agreement of sale stating said condition, get it signed (fax) and COD it.

Eug Grand Master

Eug

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haha... glenn = floated on a bag of rice = .......

Well now that everyone knows - he'll have to go through with it wont he :)

Glenn is a good guy... no probs..

P.S. he likes it downlow style... *thats what milo says anyway*

66 skyline gt Experienced

66 skyline gt

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qld's are ok to deal with..... im in SA and im buying some stuff of off Skid( qld Member), he's keeping in contact and letting me know whats going on.... i was worried about it at first... but skid is keepin me pretty chilled about dealing with interstaters..... so i wouldnt worry too much.... if things go wrong..... KARMA.... will get them!

Ska Grand Master

Ska

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Glenn is like all high level sinaporian asian gangstas, mess with him and hell go and have a cry, then he'll go look at his empty engine bay and cry even louder :cheers:

In all seriousness, he is a great guy, I want to have his babies.......

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