Hmmm...maybe you are right about this being a 
scam.  But, I am sure, that at $5 per 
transaction, I can consider a deputy service, 
since basically what I am doing with now is a 
deputy service, but, since these are good people 
Ive dealt with in the past, I don't charge them 
and fairly recently dont have to ask for money up 
front (though I used to and it still helps if 
they could, and they still do).   For the amount 
of work, I'll break it down as to how long what 
takes.  E-mailing seller, takes less than a 
minute to respond (less if you have a copy ready 
to send to every seller), then bank transfers 
take less than 2 minutes for new bank transfers 
(if you previously made a transfer to the seller 
before, the bank gives you a card to do a faster 
deposit, since all the input info you need to do 
about the seller is eliminated, and give you less 
punching in), then wait for the item.  Hard part 
will be taking offers and keeping track of who 
bids and for how much and shippping back to the 
US.   Bank Transfer is faster than buying a money 
order.  In the past, no package has taken longer 
than 3 days after the bank transfer, with almost 
flawless transactions.  I'm saying that $5 is 
good enough for some people to start a deputy 
service, even though you may find this Hello 
Kitty character to be scam, it can come true in 
my opinion.  In my opinion, you can probably find 
people who will do that for $5.  $10 is like 
1200en in Japan, so, thats like an hours worth of 
work for some people over here.  For the rich 
people out there, doesnt seem like much, but, for 
people who make $10/hr, that's a grip of money 
for not much work.

ryosakazaki aka RX78GP02AGUNDAM right now.