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So if I wanted to relay the message "The Eagle flies at midnight..." You're saying you'd stop me? It could mean to rob a bank... Or to put the pie in the oven. You have no idea what people's communications even mean.

Let me guess... He shipped it to you?

I haven't had any issues with my 2" Mania double-vending. I'm using NW 80 machines. I've tested them thoroughly and there's no way more than one can fit in a slot with the NW's.

Most of you have probably already seen this. But for those who haven't... http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/111086/the-great-banana-challenge?mod=family-kids_parents

Lady costs extra, although your method of payment may vary... They might cost you more than just money.

Two labels included in every 850 count box of Dubble Bubble.

Oh crap. I read that on my phone and got a reply notification via email... I think one of the previous replies was from you, but somehow I thought it was this one. I meant to quote Lurtsman. My bad.

In this case it literally would be the actual messenger that you would be shooting. I don't think they censor your message, if that's what you're asking. It would surprise me if they had a policy in place that was designed to interpret your message, and then attempt to stop it from being conveyed. Their only job is to convey your message.

lurtsman, ever heard of the saying "don't shoot the messenger"?

Then you can add a dollar bill changer, and extract another 30%.

When there's a physical good being sold, and not an electronic good, chargeback fraud is too easily disputed by the merchant. My guess is that they were using someone else's credit card. But what doesn't make sense is why 150 pizzas? Such a large single transaction would be too easy to flag as possible fraud, especially when it's originating from a country or state that the cardholder doesn't live in. I would have simply told that you will gladly fill his order for 150 pizzas, but you would not be able to take a credit card for the purchase. It would need to be cash.