Scarecrow Boat
·Don't forget, if you ask a question in the thread, the seller cannot respond until 24 hours has elapsed since their last post. If you ask by PM, they can respond immediately.
That’s what I find particularly annoying.
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Don't forget, if you ask a question in the thread, the seller cannot respond until 24 hours has elapsed since their last post. If you ask by PM, they can respond immediately.
That’s the rule… but there are some that carry out casual conversations on their listings, replying to every comment regardless of the 24 hour rule, rebumping their listing to the top each time 😒
That’s what I find particularly annoying.
That’s the rule… but there are some that carry out casual conversations on their listings, replying to every comment regardless of the 24 hour rule, rebumping their listing to the top each time 😒
That’s what I find particularly annoying.
That’s the rule… but there are some that carry out casual conversations on their listings, replying to every comment regardless of the 24 hour rule, rebumping their listing to the top each time 😒
That’s what I find particularly annoying.
I have my grandfather’s watch. Can some tell me if it is original and it’s value?
Not sure I’d agree with this 100%. If an offer is objectively great - good seller, good watch, good price - it’s, in my opinion, perfectly fine to express that. Might help with the sale and show less experienced users that a certain offer is indeed a great deal.
By the way, I like how this discussion is about what’s good practice among users as opposed to a request for the mods to check for and possibly delete those kind of posts. There will always be a myriad of opinions about how a market place in such a forum should look like, but I gotta say, the one we got here is pretty freaking great. So thanks for that. 😀
I think not posting your own pictures in response is a best practice. Marking a sale thread as sold either by an edit to the title or a post doesn't bother me one lick, I think that in the long run, it is courteous, even if it does temporarily bump other for sale threads down.
Lastly, commenting on great watches or good deals should be totally allowable. That can at times assist newer members who are still learning the ropes what a good price is, or what a good condition is. I see no reason for that practice to stop.
This sums up my views as well.
What's the etiquette on commenting if something in the sale description is wrong? IE - seller says dial is original but it's an obvious redial?
This sums up my views as well.
What's the etiquette on commenting if something in the sale description is wrong? IE - seller says dial is original but it's an obvious redial?
It's probably a limitation of the forum software that even allows a non-seller to post in a sales thread at all, but if a seller isn't supposed to or shouldn't reply to an post in their sales thread except for every 24 hours, the forum should prevent that. If a valid question is asked of me, I'll answer it when I see it. Besides that, PM should be the primary way an interested party asks questions, though.
It’s not a limitation of the forum. It’s listed clearly in the rules.
https://omegaforums.net/threads/ple...s-rules-for-all-listings-inc-parts-wtb.54177/
“One bump or one post per day (24 hours)