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Deck - 19 Jul 2007 18:03 GMT
well....Whether I put in Calif zip, or NY or Texas or Missouri zips I get
the same cars????
Seems like a long ways to get a car in NY if you live in Calif?? sound
like a scheme to get your $39.95??
G.L - 20 Jul 2007 02:55 GMT
> well....Whether I put in Calif zip, or NY or Texas or Missouri zips I get
> the same cars????
> Seems like a long ways to get a car in NY if you live in Calif?? sound
> like a scheme to get your $39.95??
BINGO!