🚀 go-pugleaf

FYI: (and those on here that have nothing better to do than criticize
and make accusations).  There is absolutely nothing illegal or
unethical about buying tokens in the secondary market.  E.G.  You go to
an arcade and buy 100 tokens, then decide you don�t really like the
machines, but you pal does.  You sell them to him at half face value
just to get rid of them.  The original arcade owner got paid and is
ready to deliver on his services no matter who brings in the token. 
The real scufflaws are those who use their tokens (arcade,
transportation, parking, laundry, etc.) to defraud my clients and I by
using them in vending machines, parking meters, toll booths, rolls of
coins, etc. for half dollars, quarters, dimes, and nickels.  We simply
are trying to get some of our losses back by selling the tokens for
what we can get.  In summary, the orignal issuer of the tokens already
got theirs, and their services are there to be used (paid for already),
and we�re caught in the middle.  Now, how can anyone think we�re doing
anything wrong.  Besides we�re dealing here with very limited
quantities.


On to the good stuff:

Baltimore MTA Bus Tokens;
	Two lots available.

124 Adult fare tokens @ .95 = $117.80 (make it just $117.00) delivered
165 reduced fares (senior citizens, disabled) @.30 = $49.50 dlvd.
	use red. fare with a nickel for total fare.

Respond E-MAil.

Thanks.  Chuck.