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What a bizarre website.

Seems to be the online store for Joel D. Rettew, but the headers are
"bestcoin." And trying to find the price of something is beyond my technical
ability.

And the "free" stuff? Figuring that out requires a Ph.D. in computer
technology.

Overall, I would rate the site NOT user-friendly.

Regards,
Tom

WinWinscenario wrote:

What a bizarre website.

Seems to be the online store for Joel D. Rettew, but the headers are
"bestcoin." And trying to find the price of something is beyond my technical
ability.

And the "free" stuff? Figuring that out requires a Ph.D. in computer
technology.

Overall, I would rate the site NOT user-friendly.

Regards,
Tom

Yep. It's Rettew.
Aram.

espam wrote:

What a bizarre website.

Seems to be the online store for Joel D. Rettew, but the headers are
"bestcoin."

He goes under a couple of different names....bestcoin, fastcoin, etc.

Did you take a look at the piece of crap, damaged 1895 Proof Morgan he's asking
$15k for?


++++++++++
Phil DeMayo - always here for my fellow Stooge
When bidding online always sit on your helmet
Just say NO to counterfeits

Phil DeMayo wrote:

espam wrote:

What a bizarre website.

Seems to be the online store for Joel D. Rettew, but the headers are
"bestcoin."

He goes under a couple of different names....bestcoin, fastcoin, etc.

Did you take a look at the piece of crap, damaged 1895 Proof Morgan he's asking
$15k for?

++++++++++
Phil DeMayo - always here for my fellow Stooge
When bidding online always sit on your helmet
Just say NO to counterfeits

Wasn't he "fastpay?"
Aram.

"Aram H. Haroutunian" asked:

Wasn't he "fastpay?"

Yep....everything he sold was "MS-66 Frosty"

++++++++++
Phil DeMayo - always here for my fellow Stooge
When bidding online always sit on your helmet
Just say NO to counterfeits

ulsion (Phil DeMayo) wrote in message ...
espam wrote:

What a bizarre website.

Seems to be the online store for Joel D. Rettew, but the headers are
"bestcoin."

He goes under a couple of different names....bestcoin, fastcoin, etc.

Did you take a look at the piece of crap, damaged 1895 Proof Morgan he's asking
$15k for?


++++++++++
Phil DeMayo - always here for my fellow Stooge
When bidding online always sit on your helmet
Just say NO to counterfeits

Yes! The 1895 Morgan is much nicer than his overgraded, scratched
$395 1889-CC Morgan, though.

Heh he. What a guy!

I particularly enjoyed his irresistible
"PCGS PR-69 DCAM at $19."

No mention of just what that could be. But dollars to donuts it's a
common-date modern dime. They sell them for less than that three times a week
on Teletrade.

Of course, the "certified slave token" happens to be dated twenty years AFTER
the 15th amendment made slavery illegal. Details, details.

Regards,
Tom