READ THIS Before Posting In This Forum..........

**TBSpyder** · 08-03-2006, 05:48 PM

Not following these simple steps could result in your thread being deleted!

MAKE SURE YOU INCLUDE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU ARE SELLING. Brand, model, condition, approximate age, and any other applicable specs should be given. Provide as much info. as possible.

PICTURES PICTURES PICTURES. Pictures will triple if not quadruple your chances of selling your item(s) and save you from atleast 4 or 5 replies asking for pictures anyways. Not required, but HIGHLY recommended.

POST AN ASKING PRICE. This is TR, posting up "make an offer" isn't going to get you too far unless you plan on selling your item for about 1/10th of what it's worth. Save us all from the guessing game, and atleast include the approximate amount you would like to get for your item.

USE "FS" (For Sale) or "WTB" (Want To Buy) or "WTT" (Want To Trade) IN YOUR THREAD TITLE. This makes it crystal clear to potential buyers and sellers browsing the forum, without having to open a specific thread.

When mentioning the size of a woofer, please use the proper characters:
For example: 10' woofer means 10 Foot woofer.
12" woofer = 12 inches.
Please use the right symbol.

LIMIT "BUMPING" OR "TTTing" YOUR OWN THREAD TO ONCE A DAY. Seems like common sense. Following this rule will not only allow for a fair chance for all participants, but if you really need to bump your own thread more than once a day, you're probably not going to sell (or find) the item anyways.

DELETE YOUR THREAD WHEN YOU HAVE SOLD OR BOUGHT AN ITEM. Save everyone the confusion from grave-digging an old for sale post from 3 years ago. Keep your thread updated, and when you have sold your item from your FS thread or bought an item after your WTB thread, delete it.

Do not advertise for your business in here, if you want your shop to be known on here PM Zate and get your name on the front page in Tampa Racing Shop Forums and post whatever sales or clearance you are having in there not in the Audio Forum or Audio Headquarter

Following these simple steps will make everyone's time in the for sale forum much more efficient, and pleasurable.

08-03-2006, 05:48 PM	#1 (permalink)
TBSpyder hell yeah son Car: Wrangler, ZX6 My TRGarage Tampa : 28649711	READ THIS Before Posting In This Forum.......... Not following these simple steps could result in your thread being deleted! MAKE SURE YOU INCLUDE A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU ARE SELLING. Brand, model, condition, approximate age, and any other applicable specs should be given. Provide as much info. as possible. PICTURES PICTURES PICTURES. Pictures will triple if not quadruple your chances of selling your item(s) and save you from atleast 4 or 5 replies asking for pictures anyways. Not required, but HIGHLY recommended. POST AN ASKING PRICE. This is TR, posting up "make an offer" isn't going to get you too far unless you plan on selling your item for about 1/10th of what it's worth. Save us all from the guessing game, and atleast include the approximate amount you would like to get for your item. USE "FS" (For Sale) or "WTB" (Want To Buy) or "WTT" (Want To Trade) IN YOUR THREAD TITLE. This makes it crystal clear to potential buyers and sellers browsing the forum, without having to open a specific thread. When mentioning the size of a woofer, please use the proper characters: For example: 10' woofer means 10 Foot woofer. 12" woofer = 12 inches. Please use the right symbol. LIMIT "BUMPING" OR "TTTing" YOUR OWN THREAD TO ONCE A DAY. Seems like common sense. Following this rule will not only allow for a fair chance for all participants, but if you really need to bump your own thread more than once a day, you're probably not going to sell (or find) the item anyways. DELETE YOUR THREAD WHEN YOU HAVE SOLD OR BOUGHT AN ITEM. Save everyone the confusion from grave-digging an old for sale post from 3 years ago. Keep your thread updated, and when you have sold your item from your FS thread or bought an item after your WTB thread, delete it. Do not advertise for your business in here, if you want your shop to be known on here PM Zate and get your name on the front page in Tampa Racing Shop Forums and post whatever sales or clearance you are having in there not in the Audio Forum or Audio Headquarter Following these simple steps will make everyone's time in the for sale forum much more efficient, and pleasurable. Last edited by P057 : 08-18-2008 at 06:17 PM.