Thanks for the great advice
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Thanks for the great advice
I often browse your forum for ideas, suggestions and inspiration and I love it, so thanks I recently followed the advice of one of your members who suggested that I visit http://auction.bidthenbuy.com/Travel-3252-1.html to find quality, new and pre-owned luggage and travel accessories. I usually greet these kinds of posts with skepticism, but I needed to buy my husband a reliable set of luggage for his trip to the US and thought what the hell! Not only did I find a fantastic gift for my husband, I also splurged on a new set for myself and my two kids! Not bad going hey! Just wanted to say that often there are posts with links worth following.
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Yah, right, who directed you to this website? I went there and got totally ripped off -- the merchandise was shoddy, the customer service nasty, and I'm out a lot of money. Stay AWAY from these people. "Pre-owned"??? Who buys "pre-owned" luggage -- IMO it's probably all pre-owned, even the stuff listed as new.
Go away KathPops. Shoo. Shoo.
Go away KathPops. Shoo. Shoo.
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Oh, yes, and remember the guy with the suitcase full of cockroaches who was kicked off SW airlines on the "Airport" show? He got it at that website.
Seriously: there's never been ANY mention of "bidthenbuy" on this forum. EVER.
Seriously: there's never been ANY mention of "bidthenbuy" on this forum. EVER.
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LOL! This is so fake but let's give credit to the wrtiter who at least tried to disguise the ad. It's better than first time poster who say they just found this GREAT place and then go on to copy the description from the brochure.
I especially enjoy those of you who combat this type of advertising not by pointing out the obvious, that it's an ad, but who write hidiously negative comments about the subject of the ad.
Who does buy used luggage? The last time I saw someone excited about used luggage was George Bailey on It's A Wonderful Life.
I especially enjoy those of you who combat this type of advertising not by pointing out the obvious, that it's an ad, but who write hidiously negative comments about the subject of the ad.
Who does buy used luggage? The last time I saw someone excited about used luggage was George Bailey on It's A Wonderful Life.
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I wonder what the shipping and handling costs would be on getting a five-piece luggage set mailed to your house? How about steamer trunks?
"Pre-owned" luggage!? I was "used" by a woman for three years, does that mean I'm "pre-owned"?
"Pre-owned" luggage!? I was "used" by a woman for three years, does that mean I'm "pre-owned"?
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This is like one of those ads I used to get in the mail. It's looks like an article that's been ripped out of a magazine and has a post it note attached "Hey, great meeting you! Here's that article we discussed and I think this investment system was the one that interested you!"
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Ha, Ryan! I got one of those in the mail in college - hand-written envelope, torn our newspaper ad, and a hand-written post-it note proclaiming that the sender knew it would be right for me. And, of course, it was for weight loss, and I knew no one in the return address town. So I was puzzled thinking of the rude, anonymous stranger who thought I needed to lose weight!
BTW, not only who buys used luggage, who sells their luggage in the first place? It's either stolen, or some poor soul's lost luggage. I wonder if people make money by posting messages on boards like this. How much per post?
BTW, not only who buys used luggage, who sells their luggage in the first place? It's either stolen, or some poor soul's lost luggage. I wonder if people make money by posting messages on boards like this. How much per post?




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