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From: Pnurse323@aol.com
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 8:35 PM
Subject: Accessories For Sale
Items For Sale: 24" diameter vinyl, flannel backed tablecloths with Mah Jong instructions silk screened onto tablecloths. Three different designs on center of tablecloth, Dot, Dragon, Bam. Suitable for all size tables
Photos or web page: www.themahJEz.com or contact Joanmerrittmahjez@yahoo.com
Joan Merritt
Subject: Mah Jongg Rhinestone t-shirts
From: Angelica Teal (angelascrafts@sbcglobal.net)
Date: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 10:00:32 PM
Please check out these gorgeous Swarovski rhinestone tees I have designed. These awesome tshirts are a must have for all of us Mah Jongg lovers.
Please check them out at
http://www.angelascrafts.biz/mahjongfile.html
I also have them posted on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=310043530375&_trksid=p3907.m32&_trkparms=tab%3DSelling
Or contact me at: angelascrafts@sbcglobal.net
Special orders are welcome.
Thank you for letting me add this posting. Angelica
Name = Where The Winds Blow
Email = sales@WhereTheWindsBlow.com
Posted: April 22, 2008
Items For Sale:
WHERE THE WINDS BLOW has card covers to protect your standard and large cards from the National Mah Jongg League.
We also have the quilted, fitted table covers that everyone has been asking for. They are available for round and square tables.
Many new items are posted, and many more new items are due! Please check out http://www.WhereTheWindsBlow.com for Mah Jongg gifts, tiles and accessories.
Our Patent Pending CASES ON WHEELS are now available in SIX colors. Get your order in now for MOTHER'S DAY!
Name = KMA Industries Inc.
Email = kmaindustriesinc@gate.net
2008 MAH JONGG CARDS, SETS AND MORE!!
April is the month for the arrival of the 2008 cards from the NMJL as more and more players join the ranks of seasoned Mah Jongg lovers everywhere. The cards are once again $6.50 for the std. print and $7.50 for the large print card.
We invite you to visit us at www.kmaindustries.com to view our extensive product line including many items made exclusively for KMA.
New items:
Our matching change purse to go with our popular twill pouch. This little purse (4"x4") will easily hold your change and fits into your twill pouch or handbag.
Clear color helping arms- At the request of many of our customers, we are bringing these in which will be available in blue, green, red and yellow.
Our Mah Jongg Tea Pot and matching mugs are a great way to serve tea when you are hosting a Mah Jongg game.
In response to the many requests we receive for lessons, we have our new Mah Jongg CD which includes our lesson plan plus strategies for use by beginners as well as seasoned players. A great learning and teaching tool to be used by Mah Jongg aficionadoes everywhere!!
We offer over 60 items for your Mah Jongg pleasure including tablecloths, joker stickers, party invitations, t-shirts,polo shirts all available from stock at our facilities in Jupiter, Florida.
You can order 7 days a week to receive your shipment promptly.
Have a Great Mah Jongg Day!!
KMA Industries Inc.
A. Farina-Rosen
President
Phone: (561)627-5090
Fax: (561)799-1738
URL: www.kmaindustries.com
April 9, 2008
From: Michael Freed
Email: mfreed中socal.rr.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 8:18 AM
Subject: Accessories For Sale
Items For Sale: American Maj Jongg Table Converter
Photos or web page: www.simplesite.com/laboroflove
How the heck can I sell this thing?
From: "Christina Mansson" (cfangac溌yahoo.com)
Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 11:40 AM
Subject: Automatic Shuffling Mah Jong Table
> Hi-
> I am not sure you can help me, but I thought I would try.
> I inherited an Automatic Shuffling Mah Jong Table from my dad, and I don't use it. It is in very good condition and it works and has all the pieces. Basically, he bought it a few years back because it was a pretty cool piece of engineering. His Mah Jong group would rotate houses every other week and there were 12-16 players, so I think it was only used 2-4 nights total.
> I am interested in selling it and I went to an e-bay store and they said that they were not sure it would sell on e-bay, so I am trying to find out the best way to sell it. I am also not 100% sure what would be a proper price to ask for.
> Can you help me? I am in the East Phoenix area, and I don't think there are many people around here that actually play Mah Jong. It is really heavy, so the e-bay store said that they would make the buyer responsible for shipping...which again, I have not idea if that would be appropriate.
> If you are not sure what I can do with this table, can you offer me another person to contact who may be able to help me?
> Thanks in advance,
> Christina Mansson
Hi Christina,
I bought my Japanese dealing machine on eBay. If you don't post it on eBay, you definitely won't reach potential buyers on eBay. So if you want to sell it... well, go ahead and post it on eBay. (Tip: post it for starting price of 99 cents, that's cheaper.) I'm also posting this on my Accessories For Sale bulletin board.
Another thing you can try is FAQ 15. Keep in mind that your table is only good for Asian forms of mah-jongg (it's useless for people who play only American/NMJL rules since it doesn't deal enough tiles). The tips I offer in FAQ 15 for finding mah-jongg players in your area can possibly help you find people locally who might want to buy it.
May the sale be with you.
Tom Sloper / トム·スローパー
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湯姆 斯洛珀 / 탐 슬로퍼
MJ溌Sloperama中com
Los Angeles, CA (USA)
March 25, 2008
Author of "The Red Dragon & The West Wind," the definitive book on mah-jongg East & West. Available at bookstores, BN.com, and Amazon.com.
Name = Steve Sera
Email = kurumayasan-usaⒶhotmail.com (copy and paste this into your email program and change Ⓐ to the @ symbol)
Posted = March 11, 2008
Service offered:
Do you live in the Los Angeles area and own a Japanese automatic mah-jongg table? Steve Sera is a highly skilled and experienced mechanic, has spare parts for many table models, and even better, he makes house calls! Email him and tell him Tom Sloper sent you.
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2008 is the Year of the Rat!
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Tom Sloper
February 7, 2007
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SCAM ALERT
Mah-Jongg sellers take note! Be advised that sometimes your "for sale" post can get offers from scam artists who offer to buy your stuff but are really trying to rip you off. For example (actual email from April, 2007):
From: mike.howie@yahoo.com
To: SS♠Sloperama♥com
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 5:13 PM
Subject: Item for sale@http://www.sloperama.com/majexchange/sets.htm
Hello,
Am interetsed on this item and am willing to buy it now so let me know if the item is still available for sell and the pix, condition including the last asking price of the item okay...So let me hear from you.....
(And another actual email from 2005):
Name = BEN
Email = benjohnsonstoreltd@yahoo.com
Items for sale =
GOODDAY SELLER,
My name is ben johnson the sales Rep. of ben Stores Limited. We
will love to process an international order from your store which we need it
shipped directly to our client in west africa (Nigeria). All payments would be made through the Credit Card We will want to know if you do ship internationally. We will
be awaiting your soonest response. Please reply back so we can list the products needed.
Kindest Regards.
ben johnson
Note: Kindly include your website or the list if the available item in stock.
Note the warning signs of a scam artist:
- It's hard to tell exactly what he wants to buy. He seems desirous of buying just any old thing. This vagueness would continue, should you email him back.
- "Mike Howie" has contacted other vendors to order mah-jongg merchandise but apparently doesn't know anything about mah-jongg whatsoever.
- Odd that "Ben" says he'll pay by credit card - usually these guys want to pay by check, and the check turns out to be for more than the purchase amount, so they need the difference reimbursed (and that's where you lose money, because his check bounces). So I don't know what this guy's deal is - maybe bait and switch (saying now that he'll pay by credit card, but when it comes down to it, "oops can I pay you by check instead"), or maybe he has stolen credit card numbers.
- "Ben" mentioned Nigeria. Everybody is well familiar with the Nigerian scam, right? You've gotten those emails? The main business activity in Nigeria is, well, scams. You can look it up on the internet. The US gov't has warnings posted about doing business with anyone in Nigeria. See http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochures/brochures_2113.html.
- Frequently the buyer wants his order (usually a large amount of goods) shipped to some overseas location (not necessarily Nigeria). So what happens to the hapless seller is that the check is bad (or the credit card turns out to be bad) and a large amount of expensive inventory is now gone. Seller beware.
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