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Selling an older machine next to new ones

By Butch2099

11 years ago


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    “When selling an older machine next to new ones you should:”

    • Keep them separated until you have cash & it's loaded in the truck. Maybe show him after. 7 votes
      44%
    • It doesn't matter, they are there to pick up what they bought and spend what they are spending. 9 votes
      56%

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    #12 11 years ago
     
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    pjwaelti

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    US Rockford, IL

    11y 15,900 44

    Don't have your keeper games turned on, or let them play the other games. Unless you are prepared to sell them or lose a sale on the original game that is. Seen it happen plenty of times.. P.J.

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