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| Thread Admin: AuctionArmsCeo (0-0-0) (Last 10 Posts) | Posted: 05/04/2004 at 15:35:32 |
| Total Posts: 89 |
Thread Title: "Welcome to Auction Arms Forums!"
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| Thread Admin: AuctionArmsCeo (0-0-0) (Last 10 Posts) | Posted: 05/04/2004 at 15:35:32 |
| Total Posts: 89 |
Thread Title: "Welcome to Auction Arms Forums!"
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| Former Seller: Joes Custom Guns(67-1-1) | Post#11 - Posted: 12/07/2004 at 15:00:41 |
| (no avatar) | GO TO HOME PAGE CLICK INTO MY AUCTIONS |
| Former Seller: dewey. schrewem & howe(1-0-0) | Post#12 - Posted: 12/14/2004 at 18:09:16 |
| (no avatar) | GREETINGS FROM THE OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM CAMPAIGN !!! KUWAIT AND POINTS NORTH !! SENT HERE FROM THE LAND OF THE " BIG PX " IN AUGUST 2004, AND MISS MY TRADING AND ON LINE FRIENDS AT AUCTION ARMS . STILL ALIVE AND KICKING , AND STILL LOOKING FOR THE " BEARDED ONE " !! HOPE WE FIND HIM SOON . MAYBE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR GEORGE W.BUSH , COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL !!!! FROM : DEWEY ,SCREWEM & HOWE , OUT IN THE DUNES !!! |
| Buyer: r squared(3-0-0) | Post#13 - Posted: 03/02/2005 at 09:11:48 |
| (no avatar) | AA CEO Dumb question #1 Why does it say in blue type"remove post" after my name when I responded to a thread? Dumb question #2 How does a Thread Administrator remove a thread? |
| Thread Admin: AuctionArmsCeo(0-0-0) | Post#14 - Posted: 03/03/2005 at 19:09:30 |
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r squared - there's no such thing as a dumb question, only dumb answers! ;-) Actually, both are good questions. When you post a response in a thread, you have the option of removing your post, or editing it. The Thread Admin has a link that appears next to all posts that are in any thread started by that person. It's the Thread Admin's job to keep the rudeness and stupidity to a dull roar, so we give them the ability to control it.
Hope that covers it for you. |
| Former Seller: projnostic(0-0-0) | Post#15 - Posted: 03/05/2005 at 10:58:07 |
| (no avatar) | I am new to this site and i am unsure as to the practice of purchace. I have won a couple of auctions and i am awaiting instructions on payment,methods. I have paypal as well as common payment abilities.(When and where to send,is this all the sellers responsibility to contact me ??)Thank you in advance for your time, patience and any info my may feel helpfull.... Sincerely Darren |
| Buyer: GECEGroup(0-0-0) | Post#16 - Posted: 03/11/2005 at 17:11:50 |
| (no avatar) | How do I post a seller feedback? |
| Seller: AA-bob(0-0-0) | Post#17 - Posted: 03/11/2005 at 19:50:11 |
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GECEGroup
Look directly below this post for guidance: "In order to post in the Auction Arms Forums, you must be a registered user of Auction Arms. You can become as registered user by visiting our Registration Page." "In order to start a thread, you must either be a Seller or a Paid Bidder OR have at least three Positive feedbacks." |
| Buyer: seamusTX1(0-0-0) | Post#18 - Posted: 03/13/2005 at 10:06:50 |
| (no avatar) | Hi. I've been lurking for a while. I am tracking an auction that I want to bid on. It was supposed to close this afternoon, but when I checked just now, it had been extended for a week. Is that normal? I can't find anything in the rules about extending the closing date. I prefer to bid late so that I don't contribute to a feeding frenzy. Maybe I need to show the seller someone is interested, eh? - Jim |
| Buyer: JamesRK(0-0-0) | Post#19 - Posted: 04/03/2005 at 14:05:10 |
| (no avatar) | I’m new here, so I don’t have any feedback. Without feedback, the buyers are in the dark about who they are dealing with. It’s understandable that you don’t want to advertise the competition on your auction board. Do you make an exception for a seller to refer to feedback on Brand X board to see seller feedback? Thanks. |
| Former Seller: eaglesnest(154-1-0) | Post#20 - Posted: 04/03/2005 at 16:52:17 |
| (no avatar) | JamesRK: First, welcome aboard and we are glad to have you join the family. I wish you much success in your endeavors here on AA. "I" do not have ANY problem with you, and/or, anyone with zero feedback bidding on any of my auctions, and welcome you to do so. Yes, some sellers require X amount of feedback to bid on their auctions, and I can understand the reasons. Most of the problems that a seller has is with persons with zero feedback, soome of which are just placing a bid for the fun of it. To respond to your question, I've seen some new buyers with no feedback state that they have X amount of feedback on eBay. However, "I" would say that you DO NOT want to mention any Firearm Auction site, for, that defintely is a no-no. Again, welcome to Auction Arms, and I wouldn't worry about the Zero Feedback, we all started at the same place. |