Author Topic: Medieval Madness Fakes  (Read 946 times)

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Offline ktm450

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Medieval Madness Fakes
« on: June 26, 2014, 02:46:46 PM »
What about a dealer for example who makes a MM Re-fake - does a dealer need to tell the buyer it's not genuine?

They should, but I doubt they would.  I guess like all things its a case of buyer beware, do your research before handing over your cash.




I may buy a MMR to convert into a NBA fastbreak, I like a challenge and I bet there are heaps of parts available for it, they will be rare soon so they must be worth big $$$ in years to come  *)*  *)*  *)*