Perhaps the saddest day in my life was when I 
learned that not everyone could be trusted... yet 
I do hold within me that not everyone is out to 
scam you.

Even after reading Hello Kitty's explanation post 
I am uncertain. Yet it is simply my being 
cautious. It's hard to be an honest person in 
such a dishonest world.  Imagine if you had the 
same type of thing happening, when you really 
wanted to do a cool thing for others that would 
also benefit a friend, but no one believed you?

So who knows, Hello Kitty and friend could be 
real people just trying to pay for the jewelry... 
or it could be someone out to get $5 out of 20 
people.  Somehow the latter doesn't seem worth 
it.  Were I one of the first people to post I 
would go with trust.  If I got screwed over, then 
lesson learned, and I will avoid that person in 
the future.  But I don't see anything on YJ that 
I'm dying for, and I still haven't used a deputy 
service for anything... though I've tried ^^;  
(haven't won anything yet  >.<*)

Common sense doesn't dictate that everyone should 
distrust everyone.  Common sense means going into 
any situation cautiously.  At least, that's what 
it means to me.

I was 7 when I learned to distrust... and I still 
cringe when I think of how the lesson was 
learned.  For people like me I would rather 
believe in the good in people, especially people 
in such a tight-knit group as cel collectors.
True, this approach to life can bite you now and 
then, but there is something far more satisfying 
about knowing whether or not you made the right 
decision... especially when you are right more 
than 95% of the time  ^_^

Best Wishes,
Jenny
~Kenshin no Miko~
~Daitenshi~