Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Dishevelled Den on 08 August 2010, 00:06:56
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Have a look at this Charlie;
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?virboard=omegafaq;num=1209458172
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Hello , How many theads / posts do i need to have posted before i can place my 2003 67,000 miles 3.2 Elite in For Sale section ? Thanks in advance 8-)
http://[/http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?virboard=Newbies;num=1209458172quote]
hope this helps :y :y :y
:y
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2 things allready
This is a genarl chat sort of question.
Plus you have allready done your best to start a sale in post.
Here are the rules for your guidance and per your request.
Posting in For Sale sections
Absolutely no links to your Ebay auctions, or Ebay auction numbers, or links to other places where it is advertised.
No posting for sale items in the 'wrong' areas to get around the postcount limits.
Currently, need to be a Junior Member (over 50 posts) to advertise your car, and an Intermediate Member (over 250 posts) to advertise your parts.
If you are a buyer, please ensure you are happy and confident with the seller before parting with money.
Sellers must provide an approximate price in their description. This is NOT an auction site, and certainly not a blind bid selling arena.
The For Sale sections are simply for that purpose. Confine posts in the thread to relevant and pertinant comments, please, such as to confirm mileage, trim, history and the like.
If you have a comment to make such as I would have bought it if it was blue/an estate/manual/satnav/friday/whatever, then do so by PM, NOT on the thread.
If you think the for sale ad is worthy of further discussion with the forum as a whole (if its a hound of a car or something very rare you want to share) then treat the sales thread like an E-Bay ad, Dealer add or a post it note in the local newsagents - give a discussion link in the general discussion area and DO NOT add such discussion to the sales thread itself. If the seller cannot or will not give a good description of their product, its their loss.....
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Have a look at this Charlie;
httpThanks... 8-)://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?virboard=omegafaq;num=1209458172
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2 things allready
This is a genarl chat sort of question.
Plus you have allready done your best to start a sale in post.
Here are the rules for your guidance and per your request.
Posting in For Sale sections
Absolutely no links to your Ebay auctions, or Ebay auction numbers, or links to other places where it is advertised.
No posting for sale items in the 'wrong' areas to get around the postcount limits.
Currently, need to be a Junior Member (over 50 posts) to advertise your car, and an Intermediate Member (over 250 posts) to advertise your parts.
If you are a buyer, please ensure you are happy and confident with the seller before parting with money.
Sellers must provide an approximate price in their description. This is NOT an auction site, and certainly not a blind bid selling arena.
The For Sale sections are simply for that purpose. Confine posts in the thread to relevant and pertinant comments, please, such as to confirm mileage, trim, history and the like.
If you have a comment to make such as I would have bought it if it was blue/an estate/manual/satnav/friday/whatever, then do so by PM, NOT on the thread.
If you think the for sale ad is worthy of further discussion with the forum as a whole (if its a hound of a car or something very rare you want to share) then treat the sales thread like an E-Bay ad, Dealer add or a post it note in the local newsagents - give a discussion link in the general discussion area and DO NOT add such discussion to the sales thread itself. If the seller cannot or will not give a good description of their product, its their loss.....
go easy on him ........ he is a newbie and doesn't know. since when did you read instructions first? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
;D
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Welcome to the forum, Charlie. :y
Unfortunately, as mentioned above, due to previous issues with people trading on this site, and those joining purely for free advertising, we have had to establish post count limits for posting cars and parts for sale.
Kevin
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2 things allready
This is a genarl chat sort of question.
Plus you have allready done your best to start a sale in post.
Here are the rules for your guidance and per your request.
Posting in For Sale sections
Absolutely no links to your Ebay auctions, or Ebay auction numbers, or links to other places where it is advertised.
No posting for sale items in the 'wrong' areas to get around the postcount limits.
Currently, need to be a Junior Member (over 50 posts) to advertise your car, and an Intermediate Member (over 250 posts) to advertise your parts.
If you are a buyer, please ensure you are happy and confident with the seller before parting with money.
Sellers must provide an approximate price in their description. This is NOT an auction site, and certainly not a blind bid selling arena.
The For Sale sections are simply for that purpose. Confine posts in the thread to relevant and pertinant comments, please, such as to confirm mileage, trim, history and the like.
If you have a comment to make such as I would have bought it if it was blue/an estate/manual/satnav/friday/whatever, then do so by PM, NOT on the thread.
If you think the for sale ad is worthy of further discussion with the forum as a whole (if its a hound of a car or something very rare you want to share) then treat the sales thread like an E-Bay ad, Dealer add or a post it note in the local newsagents - give a discussion link in the general discussion area and DO NOT add such discussion to the sales thread itself. If the seller cannot or will not give a good description of their product, its their loss.....
go easy on him ........ he is a newbie and doesn't know. since when did you read instructions first? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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He's probably bought it. ;D
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[edit]go easy on him ........ he is a newbie and doesn't know. since when did you read instructions first? [/edit]
Sorry, does sound a bit harsh, not intentional. But he may well be a newbie, but I have an inkling he does know otherwise he would not have posted info regards the sale.
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[edit]go easy on him ........ he is a newbie and doesn't know. since when did you read instructions first? [/edit]
Sorry, does sound a bit harsh, not intentional. But he may well be a newbie, but I have an inkling he does know otherwise he would not have posted info regards the sale.
I'l take your word for it ;). I've had too much alcohol & been up tooooo long to be able to take note.
I can't wait for 5:30 ...... when the alarm for work goes again :-? :-? :-?
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2 things allready
This is a genarl chat sort of question.
Plus you have allready done your best to start a sale in post.
Here are the rules for your guidance and per your request.
Posting in For Sale sections
Absolutely no links to your Ebay auctions, or Ebay auction numbers, or links to other places where it is advertised.
No posting for sale items in the 'wrong' areas to get around the postcount limits.
Currently, need to be a Junior Member (over 50 posts) to advertise your car, and an Intermediate Member (over 250 posts) to advertise your parts.
If you are a buyer, please ensure you are happy and confident with the seller before parting with money.
Sellers must provide an approximate price in their description. This is NOT an auction site, and certainly not a blind bid selling arena.
The For Sale sections are simply for that purpose. Confine posts in the thread to relevant and pertinant comments, please, such as to confirm mileage, trim, history and the like.
If you have a comment to make such as I would have bought it if it was blue/an estate/manual/satnav/friday/whatever, then do so by PM, NOT on the thread.
If you think the for sale ad is worthy of further discussion with the forum as a whole (if its a hound of a car or something very rare you want to share) then treat the sales thread like an E-Bay ad, Dealer add or a post it note in the local newsagents - give a discussion link in the general discussion area and DO NOT add such discussion to the sales thread itself. If the seller cannot or will not give a good description of their product, its their loss.....
go easy on him ........ he is a newbie and doesn't know. since when did you read instructions first? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
;D
As a Man I have no idea what that word means.... :D :D :D
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As a Man I have no idea what that word means.... :D :D :D
No instructions for the button on the top of the mast ......... ? ::) ::) ::)
;) :y :y
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As a Man I have no idea what that word means.... :D :D :D
No instructions for the button on the top of the mast ......... ? ::) ::) ::)
;) :y :y
Not me mate, never further than the crows Nest...... ;D ;D ;D
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As a Man I have no idea what that word means.... :D :D :D
No instructions for the button on the top of the mast ......... ? ::) ::) ::)
;) :y :y
Not me mate, never further than the crows Nest...... ;D ;D ;D
:o Vamps, don't tell me you never had the 'priviledge' of going up one side, over the top & down the other side?!! I've never actually 'stood upright' on the button, but had to sit on it with my back rigid with fear on the lightning conductor!!! ::) ;D