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Im going to put a vote that this one is not deleted for spam, could be handy, and im going to visit this weekend!

But why did he need to tell us 4 times?

don harry is about to be banned.

Remove all your other posts. Post exactly once in the classified section. You got five mins or until I get back from getting another cup of coffee.

rachelmarama wrote:But why did he need to tell us 4 times?

Spam. Notice that the location of the spammer is the same as the store advertised.

rachelmarama wrote:But why did he need to tell us 4 times?

i do agree!, but im excited for indian food!

don harry, you are out of here.

the sucker just kept on posting over and over again, even after I gave him a chance to clean up his mess and post in the classifieds. Is spamming like a national sport in India?

admin wrote:. Is spamming like a national sport in India?

They learned it from the Nigerians.

Bugger. Zeronz, did you copy the details?

Found it!

Don Harry, el minimarket para abastecerse

En Manuel Montt, al lado de la tienda Cherry, hace dos años funciona el minimarket Don Harry, que importa de India casi todos sus productos. Hay de todo para cocinar y según el dependiente, –oriundo de Bombay y sobrino de Don Harry–, casi todos los restoranes de comida india de Santiago se surten aquí. Los productos más cotizados son el
arroz basmati Indian Gate ($ 2.300, 1 k); el chicken masala, o mezcla de condimentos en polvo para adobar el pollo ($ 2.000); el papad, o tortillas que los indios doran en un sartén y comen como aperitivo (desde $ 1.000) y la bolsa de hojas de curry ($ 10.000, 250 g aprox), un ingrediente fundamental. Manuel Montt 092, fono 919 2865. ' from http://www.paula.cl/blog/gastronomia/20 ... mer-indio/

Tombi wrote:Found it!

Don Harry, el minimarket para abastecerse

En Manuel Montt, al lado de la tienda Cherry, hace dos años funciona el minimarket Don Harry, que importa de India casi todos sus productos. Hay de todo para cocinar y según el dependiente, –oriundo de Bombay y sobrino de Don Harry–, casi todos los restoranes de comida india de Santiago se surten aquí. Los productos más cotizados son el
arroz basmati Indian Gate ($ 2.300, 1 k); el chicken masala, o mezcla de condimentos en polvo para adobar el pollo ($ 2.000); el papad, o tortillas que los indios doran en un sartén y comen como aperitivo (desde $ 1.000) y la bolsa de hojas de curry ($ 10.000, 250 g aprox), un ingrediente fundamental. Manuel Montt 092, fono 919 2865. ' from http://www.paula.cl/blog/gastronomia/20 ... mer-indio/

Excellent, i even sent the guy a PM and told him to stop spamming if he posted once and only once he would of had business for years from all the gringos,
going to check it out in the weekend!, im sick of paying $4000 for the pastes at unimarc!

Great, please report back after your visit.