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Date Posted: 11:43:30 05/09/04 Sun
Author: No name
Author Host/IP: cache-dtc-ad02.proxy.aol.com / 205.188.116.196
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About The Stolen Dress
In reply to: Kim 's message, "CHECK THESE OUT!" on 08:35:14 05/06/04 Thu

You know what? No one should feel sorry for you or anyone else who does not spend the extra .45 or so to place a confirmation when shipping by USPS. And why didn't you ship by UPS or FedEx? Then she would have signed for the dress. At every Post Office I have ever been to, they always ask the same questions. And one of them is, "Would you like to add insurance or a delivery confirmation to he package?" So if you said no, and you were too cheap to pay .45, more then too bad. And you should have made her purchase the insurance from Paypal to protect your paypal account. You have been in pageants long enough to know that pageant people are thieves, liars, back stabbers, trash and are worse than Gypsies with their fake promises. She pulled one over on you. Bet you don't let that happen again. Now for her, how can she ever enjoy the dress? She can't wear it to a big pageant, and if she tries to resale on the Internet you or someone you know will see it. Get a picture of the dress, make a banner and post, this dress was stolen have you seen it? Get a clue.

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b u m p (NT) -- No name, 23:41:43 05/15/04 Sat (ip24-56-26-192.ph.ph.cox.net/24.56.26.192)