How does this site work if you need to sell your seacraft?

THEHEADMULLET · #1 08-20-2014, 08:37 PM

I see where you need to pay someone $25 to be able to list your boat, but then what happens? Do I get a permit. What happens next?

Bushwacker · #2 08-20-2014, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by THEHEADMULLET

I see where you need to pay someone $25 to be able to list your boat, but then what happens? Do I get a permit. What happens next?

Just document payment by posting the paypal transaction number, etc. Otherwise, the ad will be deleted if you don't pay.

DonV · #3 08-20-2014, 09:39 PM

OR.....you can take your ad to a site like Boat Trader .com and pay them. This is the only way we make revenue to support the web services we need to keep the site going.

McGillicuddy · #4 08-21-2014, 12:46 AM

Once you post it, depending on the caliber and reasonable pricing, you'll start getting contacted either on the forum or via your private mailbox by SeaCraft junkies looking for a boat like yours.

Any time someone, asks you a question on the forum or posts, "hey, nice boat," your thread your listing goes back to the top. You may bump your post back to the top at any time. For as long a it takes.

Many of these bums, er SeaCraft enthusiasts have a disease -- I mean a collector's mentality. You just may have the missing piece to their respective collections.

I sold my '79 Seavette here, have 2 other models, and log on here every day in looking for another gem, or project.

Good luck hope to see it on here.