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- This is the right thing to do since lead in paint on childrens toys Is dangerous, I hope the sellers realise this and remove the items as well return them to the supplier & get their money back, this would be an ideal WIN-WIN Solution for everyones concern.
- Posted by: AB8RU Posted on: 10/03/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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RE: eBay seeks to stop resale of recalled products, including toys
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RE: eBay seeks to stop resale of recalled products, including toys
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