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Old 12-04-2010, 01:24 PM #41
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If you have a used ReBuilder (model 300 or 2407) that you are no longer using and would like to sell it, please send a personal message to me or email me at **

I recently lost mine during a trip and now I can tell it was helping.

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Randy
Hi Randy,
Did you ever find a used ReBuilder? I am looking for one. Please email me any info you may have re: availability. Or, if you received offers that you did not use.

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Keep an eye on Ebay, as sometimes a used one will appear there.

Be advised that the maker of Rebuilder also advertises there, at full price.

Right now neither of your external appliances is offered there,
but you might check weekly in the future. I have seen some rebuilders on their list in the past.
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Keep an eye on Ebay, as sometimes a used one will appear there.

Be advised that the maker of Rebuilder also advertises there, at full price.

Right now neither of your external appliances is offered there,
but you might check weekly in the future. I have seen some rebuilders on their list in the past.
I bought one on Ebay for £20 ( approx $ 30ish), I have seen them qite often advertised there since.
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