to a post, where Kat was looking for a specific wet chip, but called it by a wrong description. After we figured out that the chip she wanted was one I had an extra of, we were to make a trade. However, turned out she was new to the hobby, very new, and so trading was probably out of the question.

She offered to buy the chip, but I figured it was probably just as well to give it to her as a welcome gesture. Anyway, it took me a day to find it, then some additional time to make sure I was not sending away a chip from my collection, or one in better condition than in my collection. So after all that, I packaged it up and mailed it off. The next day I was looking for a chip for someone else and came across the chip I thought I sent Kat.

It was strange that I would have two extra chips, from a set of three chips and not have any of the other chips. So I had to wonder if I sent Kat the right chip, or the wrong one that was intended for someone else.

I emailed her to let me know if she receives the right chip, and sure enough, the next day she tells me she got the right one.

Anyway, long story short, I don't think my inventory of $5 traders can support a vote buying scheme, but even more than that, I'd have to answer to Pam!