Spekulanten aufgepasst!!
Verfasst: Mo 21.04.03 17:37
Ich frage mich nur wie der Verkäufer an die Kartenspiele gekommen ist??
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... gory=11242
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Verfasst: Mo 21.04.03 19:01
Verfasst: Mo 21.04.03 19:09
Das ist eine echt gute Frage!!!! Dem gehört wohl die Kartendruckerei 
Verfasst: Mo 21.04.03 19:16
So wenige können das nicht sein!! Der hat über 900 Kartenspiele hier zu verkaufen für nur 11 Dollar das Stück!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... gory=36074
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... gory=36074
Verfasst: Mo 21.04.03 19:25
Hmmm! 11 Dollar! Das ist für mich schon mal eine Überlegung wert!!
Verfasst: Mo 21.04.03 20:52
Schau mal hier: http://www.centcom.mil/Operations/Iraqi ... reedom.asp
und hier: http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0403/041503td1.htm
und hier: http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0403/041503td1.htm
Verfasst: Di 22.04.03 18:20
Uiiiuiui! Interessante Links!!
Ich kopier das Wichtigste mal für alle hierein:
The cards are not available for sale or distribution
und....
Pentagon warns consumers on Iraqi leader playing card sellers
By Richard H.P. Sia, CongressDaily
U.S. defense officials are warning consumers to be wary of anyone selling what is fast becoming the most highly prized souvenir of the war against Iraq: a deck of playing cards depicting the 55 most wanted Iraqi leaders.
Why? Because despite claims by some sellers on the eBay auction Web site that a friendly government contractor discreetly released several thousand decks to them, the Defense Intelligence Agency actually made only 200 decks for distribution to select U.S. forces in Iraq to aid in the hunt for senior Iraqis, a knowledgeable Defense official told CongressDaily.
Ich kopier das Wichtigste mal für alle hierein:
The cards are not available for sale or distribution
und....
Pentagon warns consumers on Iraqi leader playing card sellers
By Richard H.P. Sia, CongressDaily
U.S. defense officials are warning consumers to be wary of anyone selling what is fast becoming the most highly prized souvenir of the war against Iraq: a deck of playing cards depicting the 55 most wanted Iraqi leaders.
Why? Because despite claims by some sellers on the eBay auction Web site that a friendly government contractor discreetly released several thousand decks to them, the Defense Intelligence Agency actually made only 200 decks for distribution to select U.S. forces in Iraq to aid in the hunt for senior Iraqis, a knowledgeable Defense official told CongressDaily.