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Just sold a deck to someone in Oklahoma!

Joan Marie wrote: ↑18 Sep 2017, 12:18

tarotbear wrote: ↑17 Sep 2017, 21:50 Does this site save the image, or are they in a third-party site like Imager, or something?

The image saves to Postimage.org servers.

UGH! Another account to keep track of! LOL!

YES! That is it! Thank you for posting the link! I will try to copy it into Office so I have a copy in my PC.

Yes! It is now on its second sales award (>25, <50 copies); the Expanded Majors deck has only sold 6 copies in a year.

Does this site save the image, or are they in a third-party site like Imager, or something?

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