Maybe we should change from a forum based classified to a site-based one.
This would solve the problem of threads floating to the top.
The treasure quest forum has something like this, but it's an auction, however I'm sure a fixed-price one exists.
I sell a ton of stuff here, buy AND trade.
Why not charge everyone 1-3% for selling something? This is a low amount and would help the forum out too,
I know the "powers that be" don't want the classified section to grow, but as many members we have now, it would be a profitable option for the mods and admins.
Maybe 3 percent for items up to $500, 2 percent for items up to $1000, and 1% over $1,000
Just throwing some ideas out there.
Maybe we should change from a forum based classified to a site-based one.
This would solve the problem of threads floating to the top.
The treasure quest forum has something like this, but it's an auction, however I'm sure a fixed-price one exists.
I sell a ton of stuff here, buy AND trade.
Why not charge everyone 1-3% for selling something? This is a low amount and would help the forum out too,
I know the "powers that be" don't want the classified section to grow, but as many members we have now, it would be a profitable option for the mods and admins.
Maybe 3 percent for items up to $500, 2 percent for items up to $1000, and 1% over $1,000
Just throwing some ideas out there.
Maybe we should change from a forum based classified to a site-based one.
This would solve the problem of threads floating to the top.
The treasure quest forum has something like this, but it's an auction, however I'm sure a fixed-price one exists.
I sell a ton of stuff here, buy AND trade.
Why not charge everyone 1-3% for selling something? This is a low amount and would help the forum out too,
I know the "powers that be" don't want the classified section to grow, but as many members we have now, it would be a profitable option for the mods and admins.
Maybe 3 percent for items up to $500, 2 percent for items up to $1000, and 1% over $1,000
Just throwing some ideas out there.
We don't relish turning our classifieds into a no fee eBay alternative, nor do we want to be on "the take". Feel free to post your classified items at Treasure Quest if you like. You won't be hurting our feelings if you do...really.
I say one or two active threads per person per classified forum. Perhaps one active thread per 'page one' per forum. I hate rules but if 'page one' is turning into a couple of folks storefront maybe it's time. Should be easy enough to lump your stuff together. It seems possible to shorthand everything you have in the title.
Probably for the same reason there's no rule that you have to be a forum member longer than three months before requesting changes to the rules.
Seriously though, we really don't want rules against every little thing that irritates us. YMMV.
I undersatnd, BUT if it is silver or gold depending if melt is up or down then the person has the right to change the price or decide not to sell it anymore due to losing money.
I undersatnd, BUT if it is silver or gold depending if melt is up or down then the person has the right to change the price or decide not to sell it anymore due to losing money.
I'm new here, but I'm not new to internet forums
I've seen other (automotive based) forums nearly destroyed by the bickering of the members about buying/selling on their site
their rules are ONE for sale listing per member - and ONE bump per day
guys will try to squeeze as much info in the title as they can, but that is car parts, the parts are vast
here there are realy only a few possible things for sale - metal detector, finds or associated equipment - classified titles should be easy
if you have something else to sell that's fine - sell it on Ebay or find a specific forum dealing with your specific wares
yep I'm new, but this seems like a GREAT resource for all of us, I would hate to see it go away
I undersatnd, BUT if it is silver or gold depending if melt is up or down then the person has the right to change the price or decide not to sell it anymore due to losing money.