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PelletBase for wood pellets

17 years ago

Hello, I wanted readers to know that www.PelletBase.com is a free site where producers & users of wood pellets & stoves can list their products. It is intended to help those getting started in renewable home heating field, which is why it is free :-)

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DavidR
17 years ago
Quite a few entries in the "buying" category appear to actually be sales offers. Doesn't anyone moderate the forum?

Also, it appears to be more a business-to-business resource than one suited to individuals. This is probably not the right place to promote it. You may want to read this.

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