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Dmitriy 04 Jan 2007

Dear collectors!

Russian handcuffs interest in somebody?
http://www.handcuffs.msk.ru/information ... dcuffs.htm

I am ready to exchange them and I shall consider any your offers.

DFS 04 Jan 2007

For what it's worth -- Spysweeper blocked access to this site.

-- Don

CuffmanBelgium 04 Jan 2007

I already made some trades with Dmitriy and they worked out fine. I can access the site without any problem from over here in Belgium.
Cheers,
Peter
http://users.pandora.be/cuffman/

Stan Willis 05 Jan 2007

I've also done some trades with him and had no problems. I can also get onto his web site with no problems.
Stan

T. Blair 05 Jan 2007

Damn those Russian spys!

Dmitriy 05 Jan 2007

Hello, Stan! Hello, Peter!

Thanks for your recommendations and good words.

For all I can tell, that the site works and does not contain any information for blocking. Why the some people cannot get access - I do not know. If you wish to see photos - write to me and I shall send them e-mail

Ralf 05 Jan 2007

I've seen that http://www.cuffsland.com also started a Russian section, where
you can buy several interesting Russian models of handcuffs and
thumbcuffs.

Cheers
Ralf

DFS 06 Jan 2007

I have nothing against Russian spies. I like Russian spies. If it wasn't for the competition, I wouldn't have a job.

To be more correct, SpySweeper didn't completely block site access; just a couple of embedded bits it refused to download complete with hitting the panic button. No disrespect, but this is a program I've learned to trust.

-- Don

Anonymous 06 Jan 2007

Did the spysweeper detect any polonium? (-;

Bjoern 02 Feb 2007

#10

I want to thank Dmitriy for that smooth trade we had recently - the collection items he sent me were exactly as described.

I'm looking forward to our next transaction.

Thanks a lot
Bjoern

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Jack 19 Mar 2007

#11

Really exchange with Russia is safe and how it works?

Bjoern 19 Mar 2007

#12

Hi Jack,
it worked just like a simple trade:
Dmitriy and I negotiated via eMail which of our handcuffs we would like trade. After we both agreed in the trade, we mutually sent us the handcuffs as insured postal packets and finally received them after a few days.
From my point of view the trade flew smoothly without any problems.
Bjoern

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Edgeplay_Cgo 19 Mar 2007

#13

I think the secret is not dealing with Russia, (Nor with the USA, for that matter,) but deal with individual Russians (or Muricans) with whom you've established some sort of relationship. A couple of emails can create a budding e-mail friendship.

-Dennis
--
Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend.
Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.
-Groucho Marx

Paul Reardon 19 Mar 2007

#14

Yes,

I have completed several trades with Dmitriy. He is a good guy and can certainly be counted on to be true to his word.

Paul

Atame.Muc 19 Mar 2007

#15

And I myself can look back at several perfect Russia<->Germany trades with Dmitry. He is a very reliable guy.

Best regards,
Guenter