Pokemon Trading Card Center
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1) Create your own member page with the Pokemon cards you would like to trade.
2) E-mail/Chat with another member on your trade.
3) Update your page with the trade for the next deal.
4) Give backs on all trades.
5) You must have your parents help mail/deliver the cards by the weekend,or the deal is off !
6) Have fun !
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