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J0e Musashi
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#106
25-02-2014, 18:06
You can spot conversions from a mile away though.
Kept you waiting, huh?
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Colin
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#107
25-02-2014, 18:26
I've seen some outstanding conversion carts, 95% of people would be fooled.
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Jamie
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#108
25-02-2014, 18:30
Yep ths is the problem with AES collecting these days, the fakes are so good.
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Zaki
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#109
25-02-2014, 19:20
There are so many fake MVS now too - probably due to the popularity of consolised MVS systems recently.
I've had buyers telling me to open cart shells just to verify last year.
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J0e Musashi
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25-02-2014, 20:15
Fake MVS are even easier to spot. Labels are a big indication.
Kept you waiting, huh?
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#111
25-02-2014, 20:19
My 161 in 1 cart is obviously real
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Jamie
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#112
25-02-2014, 20:20
At least MVS carts are easy identify as bootlegs, opening the carts don't take much effort. Opening an AES cart is another matter, not sure many would risk breaking the case and ruining the label on a ?500+ cart.
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