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Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers - SWPP and BPPAKata R103

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FAQ - Can member sell used equipment on the SWPP & BPPA Web Site

Q: I understand the Used Photographic Items for Sale column in your website is a service to the membership. If it is a free service to the members

A: Members may forward lists of used equipment, which they wish to sell via our web site. Though once the equipment has been sold then they must inform us so we can remove the entry. This is a free service to SWPP & BPPA members. Email your list to info@swpp.co.uk

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