Pallets Of Senco Nails
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Old 04-06-2009, 11:32 AM   #21
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Re: Pallets Of Senco Nails

Looks like he got them on IRSAuctions and is re-selling to ya'll. Just go there to do your shopping.

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Old 04-06-2009, 12:02 PM   #22
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I have never heard of irs auctions. I am not going to argue with all of you. I currently have a large amount of my items on Ebay as well. I have been on this board for quite a while. This is why I had not posted anything yet. Most of what is said on here gets a bunch of unnecessary responces. I have learned a few things on here...that is why I come back. I will not participate anymore however.
Mr Finley I will send you a list of dura spin screws tonight. I don't mind a third party at all. I can sell them cheaper to you with that than on Ebay. How many are you looking for?
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Old 04-06-2009, 12:06 PM   #23
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I have never heard of irs auctions. I am not going to argue with all of you. I currently have a large amount of my items on Ebay as well. I have been on this board for quite a while. This is why I had not posted anything yet. Most of what is said on here gets a bunch of unnecessary responces. I have learned a few things on here...that is why I come back. I will not participate anymore however.
Mr Finley I will send you a list of dura spin screws tonight. I don't mind a third party at all. I can sell them cheaper to you with that than on Ebay. How many are you looking for?
I guess it will depend on the final net costs to get them to my door.

I usually buy those 10 buckets at a time, but if the pricing was right I wouldn't be shy of buying more.
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