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Old 06-07-2007
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Question Favorite places for finding good deals?
Sailnet store has a lot of good stuff. I've also been reading marinebargainhunter.com. Anyone have any other favorite sources?
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Hmmmm......M arine B argain H unter.com......and you sign on as MBH.
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Sailnet store has a lot of good stuff. I've also been reading marinebargainhunter.com. Anyone have any other favorite sources?
defender.com in their clearance section - or even better - visit their warehouse.

i also notice that West is starting to set up clearance racks/aisles.
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Can't you see this person is a spammer? He or she is hawking his or her own web site. This person couldn't care less what other sites anyone thinks are good.
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I tried to buy something from "marinebargainhunter.com" but all I got was grief
"marinebargainhunter.com" doesn't want to take credit cards
"marinebargainhunter.com" refuses to stock the items I like to buy
"marinebargainhunter.com" doesn't have any customer service
"marinebargainhunter.com" isn't responsive to client inquiries
"marinebargainhunter.com" is a real pita to deal with
"marinebargainhunter.com" is a spammer
"marinebargainhunter.com" should be showing up in google right about now

so MBH, next time you wanna "spam" remember:"marinebargainhunter.com" gives really shi**y service.
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MBH doesn't stand for marine bargain hunter, it stands for Mucho Big Hotstuff. You guys are just paranoid, and yes, I was born yesterday.
But really, they have to be a little more creative than that, damn.
I go dumpster diving at the "boatyards"(more like boat grave yards) where boats go to die along the back fence. Great deals on gear at those places.
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So, sailnet admins, don't you choose your affiliates more closely? I mean really, using a portal that spams.... is that really good bidness?
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MarineBargainHunter.com has terrible service
MarineBargainHunter.com screws customer
MarineBargainHunter.com spams website
MarineBargainHunter.com can't be trusted
MarineBargainHunter.com is terrible
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