Multi Forum Posts

[Gerry]

What is up with the multi-forum posts on auctions or sales?

I was under the impression that these were either going to be restricted or done away with.

Today, I continue to see sales indicating "multi-forum post".

Frankly, this is becoming a huge turn off especially after this fiasco:

http://www.dnforum.com/f550/over-10...588-net-123quitsmoking-com-thread-446490.html

 

[Theo]

Just saw that thread and you're right, what a mess. It's not Faux News

 

[JohnnJohnn is verified member.]

It's ok on sale threads as long as you can manage to update the thread and the potential buyers.
It's not allowed for auction threads.

 

[Theo]

I loved John's comment in that thread "Get organized" first - a classic.

 

[George Verdugo]

is this a faux news update ?? a first??

 

[CamMK27]

It's ok on sale threads as long as you can manage to update the thread and the potential buyers.
It's not allowed for auction threads.

I agree. As long as the seller updates the thread then there is nothing wrong with MFP. Posting on multi forums helps to sell the domain faster. There are a lot of threads that go unanswered sometime and no interest is shown in buying even after a few hundred views at one forum, while the domain/s are sold at another forum, so why limit and restrict to just one forum

Yes auctions should be limited to just one forum.

 

[ninjadomain]

Updating and replying to pm(s)/post(s) is the key.

 

[Gerry]

is this a faux news update ?? a first??

That's right...we say it; you believe it.

 

[RTM.net]

I agree that MFP posts should be allowed but ONLY if the seller can (and does) take the effort to UPDATE all the forums with deals and in a timely fashion.

It can be done fairly easily using a basic tool such as MS Excel and revising / editing the posts to indicate sold etc... (within hours, not days...)

Just my $0.02 (Canadian!)

Rob