Buy on eBay from a seller with decent feedback, pay via Paypal, and don't 
hesitate to leverage the various buyer protection policies to keep your 
investment safe. Many of the sellers there are from Russia/Ukraine anyway, 
so the tubes are generally coming from the same place. You might pay a 
little more than going direct, but if you're looking to buy a clock-full of 
IN-18, that's getting into the kind of financial input that most people 
wouldn't chuck around with complete indifference. My personal experience 
over some years and a range of transactions is that I've yet to have a 
significant problem with the well established nixie sellers on eBay. 
Occasionally they screw up or the postal service gets in a mess, but that 
can happen anywhere and as long as it's put right quickly and without 
quibbling, that's fair enough.

Others' mileage may differ etc etc

Jon.



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