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Wanted Circus Voltaire
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have a look on the eBay auctions thread, would avoid, bad seller.
Think people have mixed views on him, as his feedback also suggests.
I think he was the guy that was given a free playfield because he said he was restoring that particular machine; turns out he sold the playfield at a profit. A lot of people (myself included) think that's a dick move so i'd avoid him on that basis but it's not for me to tell others who to deal with and who to avoid.
I think he was the guy that was given a free playfield because he said he was restoring that particular machine; turns out he sold the playfield at a profit. A lot of people (myself included) think that's a dick move so i'd avoid him on that basis but it's not for me to tell others who to deal with and who to avoid.
don't buy from that wănker
the inserts are fully fooked on it too
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Weird way to spell circus?!
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Guessing it was a nod to Cirque du Soleil which was quite big in the 90s
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Trouble with eBay feedback for these high value items is that most sellers offer to knock a couple of hundred quid off to do the deal outside eBay (which costs them nothing as it saves them their fees, you lose all eBay protection) thus maintaining their flawless 100% positive feedback ratings. So a terrible seller of high value items can appear to be very trustworthy.
