BeakerFan14
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I have the Sesame Street Appartments play sets and I'm missing a TON of the people. Does anyone know where I can get some?
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Just about the only option is eBay (that's where I got the buildings and the furniture and such nearlyten years ago)... the only problem is eBay made PayPal the ONLY form of payment you can use, and PayPal isn't 100% secure like they say it is, so there's always the risk of identity theft, especially considering eBay gets hacked a lot.
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I buy stuff on eBay quite often (with paypal) but eBay costs SO much to get ONE person.
Well, unfortunately, sometimes you have to buy whole lots just to get a specific item that you want... as for the costs, that depends on a number of different variables, mostly overzealous bidders, especialy n00bs who haven't figured the best way to bid is to literally waituntil the last minute, to avoid un-necessarily bid increases.