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#21. Posted:
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Well that would be very sneaky and rude.
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it sucks you don't know the real meaning of the word "Gift"
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Its gold gifting for a reason.
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Why would you charge them they might as well buy it themselves. A gift is free it's called gifting gold for a reason.
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M40 wrote
KIA wrote so you are charging people to gift them gold?
The person who wants gold sends him $5.97 because there paypal is not yet verified. So the verified one can gift.


Finaly someone with abit of sence and machurity, So many people on here asking stupid questions ect...

Aaron.
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