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I PM'd him the same minute he posted this thread

Sorry guys i am picking up the Power FC tonight!

The seller has told me that I can have it less than 1 hour ago,

Why would he say it if you were already buying it the same minute as he posted it for sale?

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The seller has told me that I can have it less than 1 hour ago,

Why would he say it if you were already buying it the same minute as he posted it for sale?

prob easier for him 2 sell it to someone local then posting it..

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The seller has told me that I can have it less than 1 hour ago,

Why would he say it if you were already buying it the same minute as he posted it for sale?

AHEM!

" Joined: Today, 05:05 PM"

posted for sale at 5:14pm

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wots the go with this...why was that user banned..

he said he'd sell it to me as well in pm.................... so thats 3 people he's 'sold' it to. i was getting more and more skeptical....

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