Up for trade are 49 top-notch, tasty Medium-to-Full strength cigars, offered for only 24 of yours. I have the following:

4 L'Atelier Maduro MAD56 5.5" x 56
5 L'Atelier Maduro MAD54 4.5" x 54
14 Joya de Nicaragua Antano Dark Corojo Peligroso 5 x 44
16 Heisenberg Perfecto 5 3/4 x 44/52/46
3 Quesada Oktoberfest Obskur 6.7" x 56
2 Quesada Oktoberfest Das Boot 6" x 52 Belicoso
5 Luchador El Hombre 5.0" x 54

The above are all #1 merchandise, all genuine, all purchased from Cigarbid.com except for the Heisenbergs, which I got from JR. All carefully and properly stored @ 67-70% humidity, 70 degrees F. Nothing at all wrong with them, just not my preference.

Bought during the first quarter of 2016. I offer them to you because Cigarbid.com and JR will not accept them as returns, as they were purchased more than 10 days ago. They've cracked down on returns, and my loss can be your gain! The helpful Damarie of Cigarbid.com suggested I post them on the trade board, so, why not?

That's right, you get a TOTAL of 49 cigars. To receive them by return USPS Priority Mail, send me only 24 of the following cigars, in any combination. They are (listed in order of my preference:

1. Padron MADURO 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, or Executive
2. Torano Master Maduro Toro Gordo (5.5" x 54)
3. Torano Master Maduro BFC (Gordo, 6.0" x 60)
4. Rocky Patel The EDGE MADURO Torpedo (6.0" x52)
5. Rocky Patel The EDGE MADURO Toro (6.0" x 52)
6. Sam Leccia Luchador El Gringo Chin Music (Toro, 6.0" x 48)
7. Rocky Patel The EDGE MADURO Robusto (5.5" x 50)

YOU MUST CALL BEFORE YOU SEND ANYTHING-- to make sure they're still available, and to get the address to ship to!
HURRY-- "winner take all." Look forward to talking to you.

Thanks for reading this.

Dave Hull
(336) 250-3869
High Point, North Carolina (EDT)

P.S. I'll even cover your postage cost! I'll return to you, in the form of post-office fresh U.S. postage stamps, what you paid to ship your cigars to me!

The Cocoa Kid wrote:

you put your number phone number for all the pervs here to call.

mikey1597 wrote:

Hi gang,
Thank you for the comments and feedback.

About me-- 64-year-old man, Methodist, USAF veteran, pretty much retired, but still fooling around with my stamp dealership (stamps for collectors). Daily line-up is roughly 1) Macanudo Hyde Park, 2) Kismet, 3) HC Black Maduro, 4) either Luchador El Gringo Chin Music or Torano Master Maduro, 5) Torano Master Maduro, 6) Padron 3000 Maduro; and, if there's a 7), Rocky Patel The Edge Maduro (either fumas or regular), or Padron 3000 Maduro. What else do you want to know?

Regarding the post, it is NO JOKE. It's a bona fide offer-- and it seems to me an excellent one at that! One can either get rid of cigars one doesn't want that's on my list, or, if one doesn't have any of them, one can score the 49 cigars on my list for about $1.78 each! Here's how:
Buy 24 of the least-expensive cigar on the list-- which happens invariably to be Luchador El Gringo Chin Music, which one can buy FOR A SONG on Cigarbid.com-- say, a box of 21 and a five-pack. Send 24 to me, and keep 2 to try! If you haven't tried Luchador El Gringo Chin Music, you're in for a treat.

http://www.cigarbid.com/Auction/Lot/2224239 . 5-packs should be able to be had for about $15.00. Therefore, for $79.00 plus shipping from Cigarbid of what? -- let's say $8-- one would have $87.00 in goods, and turn around and parlay those into a snatch of 49 good cigars-- at $1.78 each! NO JOKE.

Regarding the concerns for my privacy online-- use of phone number, etc.--thank you. Guess I'm a trusting, naive soul. If a crackpot calls me, won't be the first time!

Regarding sending cigars to me-- as a stamp dealer, I have more than passing familiarity with things postal. Among them:
1) Mail fraud is a FELONY that is taken very seriously. Neither I, nor, I believe, the customers of Cigarbid.com reading these words, are stupid criminals.
2) One can send the package USPS Priority Mail, which comes with a tracking number. If the package goes "missing," the USPS WILL TRACK IT DOWN. One can also insure the shipment, so if the shipment is "lost," one can collect the insurance money. One can even send it Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested, if one prefers a belt-and-suspenders approach.
I'll be sending the 49 cigars USPS Priority Mail, insured.

The Cocoa Kid wrote: