Thread: XWBN.com - $20

Domain Name: XWBN.com ( xwbn.com )
Registrar: Name.com
Expiration Date: 2009

Price: $20

Acceptable Payment Methods: PayPal

A LLLL.com, fixed price of $20.

$1 off!

Buy this 4L.com for only $19 now!

Offer will expire soon!!

Originally Posted by Hurley4540

$1 off!

Buy this 4L.com for only $19 now!

Offer will expire soon!!

SOLD,
4L.com

Please PM me with your paypal.

Payment details sent.

Originally Posted by netridge

SOLD,
4L.com

Please PM me with your paypal.

Originally Posted by Hurley4540

Payment details sent.

I'm not sure if you noticed, but he just binned 4L.com not xwbn.com

He's talking about a "4L.com" ..............................

Sorry I jumped the gun on this one.

Title clearly says "XWBN.com - $20"....

Still for sale.

$1 off!

Buy this 4L.com for only $19 now!

Offer will expire soon!!

It does, but the second post is a bit confusing for some.

"Buy this 4L.com...."

Not "Buy 4L.com now" ......

Anyway, stop posting unless you want to buy.

Originally Posted by Hurley4540

"Buy this 4L.com...."

Not "Buy 4L.com now" ......

Anyway, stop posting unless you want to buy.

Says the person who never follows the rules. Shut ya Face Hurley ya little Crybaby! And yes this was worth the Infraction- TWAT!

Lol, I gave you what you wanted and reported you for sales thrashing .

It seems, Hurley, that you've misinterpreted the rules, yet again.
Sales threads are not strictly for the seller to post something for sale and for buyers to post offers. There are often other reasons to post in a sales thread, such as...

1. Asking questions for clarification, whether you are an interested buyer or not.
2. Providing proof that the seller is trying to scam members.
3. Providing proof that one of the potential buyers is a known scammer.
4. Asking for a demo link to something being sold.
5. Asking for proof of resale rights to the product being sold.

And those are just the reasons I can think of, off the top of my head.
IMHO, CompuSupport was just pointing out where your posts may have been confusing for some members. Instead of saying something like "Yeah, I guess it could be read that way" or "You're right, thanks.", you come back with "Anyway, stop posting unless you want to buy.".
The way I see it, CompuSupport was trying to help you and you ruined your own sales thread.

Originally Posted by Zap

It seems, Hurley, that you've misinterpreted the rules, yet again.
Sales threads are not strictly for the seller to post something for sale and for buyers to post offers. There are often other reasons to post in a sales thread, such as...

1. Asking questions for clarification, whether you are an interested buyer or not.
2. Providing proof that the seller is trying to scam members.
3. Providing proof that one of the potential buyers is a known scammer.
4. Asking for a demo link to something being sold.
5. Asking for proof of resale rights to the product being sold.

And those are just the reasons I can think of, off the top of my head.
IMHO, CompuSupport was just pointing out where your posts may have been confusing for some members. Instead of saying something like "Yeah, I guess it could be read that way" or "You're right, thanks.", you come back with "Anyway, stop posting unless you want to buy.".
The way I see it, CompuSupport was trying to help you and you ruined your own sales thread.

I have to agree here and the OP always tells people to stop posting unless buying, makes no sense to me if they're asking a legitimate question or trying to be helpful.

We (admins) have also been told by the OP to stop posting unless we're wanting to buy... yet um it's our forum and we're making a point, go figure. :lipsrsealed:

I think it sounded more rude than what it was meant to be.... :s