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P2P Bookstore Opens Doors

We've just opened the P2P Bookstore. So far, we have only our Top P2P books and P2P Business books on the shelves, but we'll be adding many more sections over the coming months. We'll let you know as each section opens, and hope you'll drop by time to time to check out our ...

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Jeff Petry

6th December 2006

We’ve just opened the P2P Bookstore. So far, we have only our Top P2P books and P2P Business books on the shelves, but we’ll be adding many more sections over the coming months. We’ll let you know as each section opens, and hope you’ll drop by time to time to check out our selection and support us in some small measure with a purchase now and then. Happy holidays from the Manager and staff!

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