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To: Glenn D. Rudolph who wrote (113048)	12/20/2000 1:04:32 PM
From: Olu Emuleomo	Read Replies (1) of 164684

Glenn, Good post. I agree; if you know exactly what you want, why drive to the store? However, this applies to everything. I would buy a diamond online if I knew that I would not be cheated. If the jeweler was reputable and it comes with the GIA certificate and I knew that I wanted a 1 carat brilliant round H,VS2, I could order it online from a reputable place like Fortunoff (or even David Jewelers) I actually bought a diamond 2 years ago. At that time, I had NO IDEA what to buy. (BTW, THANKS FOR YOUR HELP AT THAT TIME) I know I paid more than I should have paid, but I knew that Fortunoff would not sell me glass and call it a diamond. Happy holidays & let's hope that 2001 will be much more profitable :-(( --Olu E. BTW: I am doing most of my shopping online @ shopping.yahoo.com

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