Comment - Remark - Question in Sales Thread

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

I think we need to implement the rules that there should be no comment, remark or question in sales thread that is not related to the sale.
I have seen too posts in this category and this rule needed to be implemented:
- Too expensive
- Is the spelling right?
- What is LLL?
- Etc...

All questions should be directed via PM to the seller unless the question is related to the sale.

Many times the sales thread became an appraisal thread or newbie Q/A thread.

John

 

[VirtualT]

or the "good luck", nice in theory and a good gesture, but
one needs money, not luck :wink_smile:

suppose its always good to bump the thread though

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

The damage is already done once these posts are in place as the post may not be removed until the Mod is available.
Why can we fix the problem from the root? It's simple - Keep you rmouth shut unless you have questions related to the sale.
Also, do not grant any F$ for posting in sales threads may reduce/eliminate the problem. Some people just try to post to gain F$ and not thinking about the consequences.

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

no one reads rules or stickies

If that is the case then we don't even need rules or stickies.
I did not say that we don't need mod but by implementing the rules we can reduce the problem. Also no F$ for posting in any sales forums may help.

 

[jaydub]

Hey John,
I include "PM questions or comments." "PM offers" in every sale I do. I also include Registrar...expiry etc. for every name and usually "assume no traffic" unless it is a traffic name so there is no need for any questions/comments in the thread..and I am not looking for the "nice name" free bump.

I know people would know if they read the rules but this doesn't seem to be the case sometimes and I know it can be very frustrating.

Jim

 

[Duckinla]

Some sales threads need comments. Such as when it appears likely that the seller is being misleading in some way.
Is it against the rules now to publicly ask the seller to explain something that concerns you about the sale?

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

Read my first post.
I said there are comments which not related to the sale.

John

 

[Theo]

E.g. hey John how's Vanessa Paradis doing? :-D G/L with your sale.

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

E.g. hey John how's Vanessa Paradis doing? :-D G/L with your sale.

She just had a cold last night but I fix her up good with my secret recipe (it took me 30 minutes) so she is ok now.

Thanks for asking. Here is our latest picture:
http://www.celebritywonder.com/picture/Vanessa_Paradis/JohnnyDeppan_Barson_9387344.html
Is she wonderful?

 

[NostraDomainus]

Hey John,
I include "PM questions or comments." "PM offers" in every sale I do. I also include Registrar...expiry etc. for every name and usually "assume no traffic" unless it is a traffic name so there is no need for any questions/comments in the thread..and I am not looking for the "nice name" free bump.

I know people would know if they read the rules but this doesn't seem to be the case sometimes and I know it can be very frustrating.

Jim

Good Point - if someone starts a Thread - they should include as much as they info as they can, knowing people will probably only coming asking sooner or later.

re: Posts Not Related to the Thread - I agree - the perp. should be taken out back of DNF and beaten with a sack of potatoes; or Reported and given Warning Points and/or Banned - whatever is easier for DNF to enforce. :-D

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

I agree. I would add that any issue of fraud, domain theft, or cybersquatting relating to the subject domain is fair game to discuss.

 

[TheLegendaryJP]

The absolute worst is a new member who posts " thats expensive "...its like a dagger through the heart. And Johnn is right, the damage is done at that point. I may actually start to include a disclaimer in my sales threads stating legal action will be taken if you post anything besides best wishes or an offer, that or you will be banned.

That leads me to a thought. I like the way NP's uses their High dollar domain section to seperate the crap from the $XXXX plus names. It makes life so easy to market and find premium names . I suggest the same thing here. I tend to only sale $XXXX plus names myself and while Ill pop for a $50 sticky here and there its frustrating to see CRAP dominate and kick premium sals threads off the page

I volunteer to help in any way. It would greatly improve the sales section imo.