Fair Pinball Buying/Selling. What is considered good pinball etiquette?

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5 years ago

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“Is it ok to turn a big profit on selling a sought after pinball machine?”

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#43 5 years ago

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DylanFan71

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I don’t like but understand a dealer trying to make some extra $$ on a high demand title. How many dealers are stuck with multiple WWELE in their warehouse? GoTG LE? I’m guessing there isn’t a ton of profit for Stern distributors on a pro model and they need to make it where they can.

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