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SoraPandora
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Hi James! Welcome to the forum.
mickeymousje
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Welcome James! 
I have some Star Wars vinylmation pins for trade, you can have a look at my pinpics
I have some Star Wars vinylmation pins for trade, you can have a look at my pinpics 
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Welcome and love the user name. Did you watch the Smurfs in the 80s?
Did you watch the Smurfs in the 80s?
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Aloha James and Welcome! :wavey:
The best tip I can give you regarding trading and buying (I'm assuming not with Disney CMs) is never purchase or trade for a pin unless you are 100% comfortable with the deal. Always use common sense; if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. You don't have to accept every offer that comes your way; it is perfectly acceptable to counter-offer or negotiate - and remember that a polite 'no thank you' is just as acceptable an answer as a 'yes, please, I'd like to make this trade.' Don't be afraid to ask questions and remember that honest traders/sellers should not pressure you into accepting a trade/purchase.
But the most important: remember why you got into pins in the first place - and don't forget to have fun.
The best tip I can give you regarding trading and buying (I'm assuming not with Disney CMs) is never purchase or trade for a pin unless you are 100% comfortable with the deal. Always use common sense; if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. You don't have to accept every offer that comes your way; it is perfectly acceptable to counter-offer or negotiate - and remember that a polite 'no thank you' is just as acceptable an answer as a 'yes, please, I'd like to make this trade.' Don't be afraid to ask questions and remember that honest traders/sellers should not pressure you into accepting a trade/purchase.
But the most important: remember why you got into pins in the first place - and don't forget to have fun.
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