speedzmaster 0 Posted February 27, 2010 Yes. POSTS only. NEVER sells. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
trailboss99 997 Posted February 27, 2010 Whoa there...he said 'posts' not 'sells'.... So? Posting a rep at a gen forum is an instant ban here and at most fora mate. It is the single worst thing you can do. Brings down a lot of bad blood. Col. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sconehead 5 Posted February 27, 2010 Whoa there...he said 'posts' not 'sells'.... So? Posting a rep at a gen forum is an instant ban here and at most fora mate. It is the single worst thing you can do. Brings down a lot of bad blood. Col. Sorry Col, I know it's an unwritten rule on the rep boards but I didn't realise it was a banning offence, here or anywhere else...got a link? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
robbnj 0 Posted March 15, 2010 New to this board (at least this version of it), but not to reps/watches/sales/business, so take this for what you feel it's worth: My question: Is the OP pissed that people post watches for sale at prices higher than he feels they are worth, that sellers have friends who "support" them in a sale, or that someone actually buys the watches? Are the overpriced watches all being bought by newbies, or by well-seasoned players? How many newbies jump on to the fora and drop $600 on a rep watch? With the surge in scamming, how many seasoned members will let a one-post-wonder buy one of their "beloved/cherished/first-born/etc." for that kind of dough (and risk)? Maybe it's just me, but with a claimed 20,000+ members on any of these boards, I think SOMEONE would call out a sale that was B.S. (either directly by posting or indirectly by NOT BUYING). That is, of course, assuming there is not a conspiracy of/by VIPs and Admins who support blatant thievery between members... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AllergyDoc 40 Posted March 15, 2010 I recall a guy on RG getting called out for charging more than he paid for a watch. It was Bearcat. "Blatant thievery" would get called out. "Overcharging" is a subjective term, especially when it comes to mods. How anyone can calculate what to charge for a watch they've spent hours modifying is beyond me. As for me, I think anyone should be able to charge whatever they want for a watch they're selling, as long as it falls with the rules of the board. "Profiteering" isn't allowed here or on the other 3 fora. But then you modify a watch and... ? If a noob wants to spend $600 on a modified watch, I say let him. Lastly, please keep in mind that RolexAddict typically posts after ingesting what I suspect to be a considerable amount of beer. His language can get a little salty and he can come across a little strong. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
