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Sorry, just had to do it! Spread the word yall! I want to get rid of this ring!

Hootie, you should trade it in for the purchase of other diamonds (earrings, bracelets, pendants, etc)!!! What store do you work at? If they won't do it, I know who will (cuz I work for a world-wide company that will take a diamond trade-in from anywhere).

I could trade it in, but then I'd have to double my purchase price, so hense not trading it in (I'm not exactly rich right now).

I would trade it for something else but I really don't need the jewelry (I own a lot already) and would rather just sell it and pocket the money (and pay credit cards off). If I can't sell it I'll just keep it and reset it or wait for Mr Right to come along and then trade it in.

Does your company have a webpage though? I may know people interested in that sort of thing! Thanks for the suggestions!!!!

Hootie-
Just some advice from a seasoned ebayer- you may not get very many bids on this- while it's a beautiful ring, it's also very expensive and your ebayID has no feedback- bidders might be wary. If it doesn't sell, i would suggest buying a few cheap things to build up some feedback. People are fairly careful nowadays because there's always some sort of fraud going around. Just some helpful advice!
Damn what a rock :D I want one just like it. One day. Whenever prince charming decides to show up........... Good luck! I hope you get the cash from it. Just think of what better use that money can go towards, lol. :D
Good luck!

My friend tried to sell a ketchup packet touched by the one and only Mike Spinola (his friend) for .05... I dont think anyone bought!

Anyone want to buy Canada?

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How sad......

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I remember reading about how a 15 year old kid tried to put his virginity for sale on ebay. i guess he got like 500,000 but it was taken off before the auction finished :)

Monkey wrench to launch missile not included. :)

(Woops! Wrong missile system -- this refers to an unfortunate accident at a Titan II ICBM silo (374-7) in Arkansas twenty years ago. One of the technicians dropped a monkey wrench (actually a socket wrench) down the silo, striking the missile and piercing the fuel tank; when pressure was lost in the tank the missile collapsed and exploded. The 700-ton silo door was recovered a short distance away, and the warhead was tossed in another direction but because of the many safeguards did not go off.)

Most ICBM missile silos were intentionally blown up as part of the START arms control treaty. Still 550 of 'em 'prairie submarines' out in the Great Plains, though.