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This statement is usually used by dealers who have the sword on offer in a shop too. For example, you have a gunshop that has the sword for sale at X price. You list it on eBay, but if someone pays the price in the shop, then it is sold, and withdrawn from eBay.

Also could be the seller has it listed in a classifieds section somewhere, and whichever method sells it first, the other gets cancelled.

That would be my guess. I don't think there is anythign sinister in that comment. It is quite common.

 

Brian

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This is mackstar2001.

A forum search will pull up enough info on him.

I have been fairly happy with the few items I bought from him, others not so much. Seach the forum for mackstar for info on the seller. Sword looks nice, but definitely not enough pics and info to make a decision.

 

Brian

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