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Hmm, 100 euros for £105 plus £5 postage? Must either be a con trick or money laundering. No-one would be THAT stupid shirley?
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It's getting a bit silly now.
My recently procured Ipod was cheaper in the UK than in Euroland by about a tenner.
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Anyone any ideas on when it will bottom? I'm seeing that I can buy a top-end titanium framed bicycle for only €1000 from the UK! If I wait a little longer I could get an even better spec. on it.
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Hmm.....Having a mortgage is nothing to be smug about. Bit sad really.
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blimey,
1 euro = 0.78512GBP !!!
the europeans will be buying up the uk !
Milan.
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Anybody would think it wasn't monitored or something...Originally posted by DimPrawn View Posttulip! Something illegal going on on ebay! Next you'll be telling me tea leafs are using it to sell stolen goods, fakes, fraud etc.....
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