Trust Me, I'm a Dealer

Description: Paul, the antiques expert, will whiz up and down the country buying and selling, hoping to raise as much money as ... more

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Newest Review: ... by buying and selling antiques. Unfortunately, making a profit through Paul is not guaranteed, and he warns them at the start that he could potentially lose their finances. Normally, the people on the show have some sort of saddening story to tell, and need the money to visit relatives in distant corners of the world for the last time. For this reason, as a viewer, you get behind Paul Martin ... more

... on his quest to turn their cash into... well, more cash. The programme is interesting in the sense that it gives you an insight into the world of wheeling and dealing - but it's by no means must-see television. The episodes I have watched so far ge...more

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Trust Me, I'm a Dealer: How much for weed? (334 words)
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Shown throughout the week at 6:30pm on BBC2, 'Trust Me, I'm A Dealer' is a new programme focusing on antique-dealing, rather than drug-dealing as my misleading title may imply. Presented by Lovejoy wannabe and 'Flog It' host Paul Martin, the premise of the show is a simple one - basically Mr Martin takes the hard-earned savings of a couple, and then tries to get them a return on their money by buying and selling antiques. Unfortunately, making a profit through Paul is not guaranteed, and he warns them at the start that he could potentially lose their finances. Normally, the people on the show have some sort of saddening story to tell, and need the ... Read the complete review

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