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  • 2 weeks later...

thanks francine Gosling for letting me hang on to the fire fly light that you BEGGED ME TO KEEP FOR YOU. only to be asked for a photo of them ON THE DAY OF COLLECTION all you had to do was look on ebay for the price and all the info is there, another TIME WASTER, but sold them all ready to another member, BUT WHY ASK ME TO KEEP THEM FOR A WEEK THEN ASK FOR A PHOTO AFTER YOU SAID,


Hi there

I am very interested...but also poor this week!

I don't suppose you could hold on to them until next week for me?

I defo want them...pretty please.


I MEAN WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT YOU SAYING "I defo want them...pretty please"

i though i was doing you a favour HOW WRONG WAS I. if you are still as you say poor this week as well all you had to do is say.

francine Gosling ANOTHER TIME WASTER. sellers beware of buyers like this.

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