62Savoy4dr
08-29-2009, 05:15 PM
If you have less than 50 posts, do not post a for-sale ad. Period. The rules are here for a reason.
See you in seven days.
Selling on PT.com and the For Sale section are for established members. This helps to protect the community from bad traders, scammers and spammers. If you really want to deal with that sort, go to Craigslist or Ebay.
10). Classifieds: In the best interest of our members, in order for a member to sell parts or vehicles in the "For Sale" forum, one must be a registered member of Pro-Touring.com / g-Machines.com for 3 months, or be accredited with at least 50 posts. Those need to be "real" posts, too. Not ones posted to simply drive up your post count in an attempt to qualify to sell here. This is NOT craigslist. We don't want strangers selling on our board. Period. Under special circumstances, this rule may be waived pending individual references or other unforeseen circumstances. Please contact an Administrator for more information. As well, we ask that all members selling an item include within their posts: their location and the asking price of said item.
How trustworthy is a seller who cannot be bothered to follow the simple rules of an internet message board?
I'd ask any member to notify a moderator if you see people posting items For Sale in violation of the rules. Doing so protects the forum and your fellow members.
See you in seven days.
Selling on PT.com and the For Sale section are for established members. This helps to protect the community from bad traders, scammers and spammers. If you really want to deal with that sort, go to Craigslist or Ebay.
10). Classifieds: In the best interest of our members, in order for a member to sell parts or vehicles in the "For Sale" forum, one must be a registered member of Pro-Touring.com / g-Machines.com for 3 months, or be accredited with at least 50 posts. Those need to be "real" posts, too. Not ones posted to simply drive up your post count in an attempt to qualify to sell here. This is NOT craigslist. We don't want strangers selling on our board. Period. Under special circumstances, this rule may be waived pending individual references or other unforeseen circumstances. Please contact an Administrator for more information. As well, we ask that all members selling an item include within their posts: their location and the asking price of said item.
How trustworthy is a seller who cannot be bothered to follow the simple rules of an internet message board?
I'd ask any member to notify a moderator if you see people posting items For Sale in violation of the rules. Doing so protects the forum and your fellow members.