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He lives in NYC. I'm sure you could find some NY members to go rough him up for you.Originally Posted by mulansauce
I had this exact same experience with another seller...a "Senior Member" with about 300 posts.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
On the one hand this makes me count my blessing with experiences on B&S, on the other hand someone might want to bump this later tonight since the guy tends to post more later in the PM.Originally Posted by whodini
Doesn't ghulkhan mean King of Ghosts? Sort of fitting that he has disappeared into the ecto-ether...Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig
Somebody should start a bad buyers/bad sellers thread to be pinned.Originally Posted by iammatt
Is it some sort of acronym?Originally Posted by oscarthewild
Yeah, but if you look at his profile, he was on the forum this morning 3-4 hours after all this started. So, he certainly knows it's here... (it's even on the "Recent purchases" thread, where he has been most active).Originally Posted by rach2jlc
ghul = ghost khan = king.Originally Posted by Bob Loblaw
Is it Urdu or Arabic? I think ghulthief was of Pakistani origin.Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig
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