oh well

red20 · #1 05-13-2009, 05:42 PM

sorry to see my post deleted by the administrator. i was only looking to show a boat that was very rare. kinda what i thought csc was about, sharing info on sea crafts past.

Capt Chuck · #2 05-13-2009, 06:02 PM

By you posting a boat "for sale" from Craigs List or any other listing gives that person "Free Advertising" on Classic SeaCraft.
This is unfair to CSC members who who Pay the $25 fee for their boat sale listings.

I hope you understand

Islandtrader · #3 05-15-2009, 09:15 AM

Quote:

By you posting a boat "for sale" from Craigs List or any other listing gives that person "Free Advertising" on Classic SeaCraft.
This is unfair to CSC members who who Pay the $25 fee for their boat sale listings.

I hope you understand

Chuck, I get the overall concept...but what really is acceptable?

For instance on Craigs list I see there is a 25 Seafari for sale. There are folks out there that are looking for the 25. Do I leave it?? Or would it be proper to say PM me and I will tell you where its at. Or check Craigs list in the XXX area there is a 25 for sale.

Thanks,

Capt Chuck · #4 05-15-2009, 01:27 PM

Terry

I guess you could send a PM to the person that is looking for the subject listing. I know that if I'm looking for a certain item, I'd check all available web sites.
A CSC listing costs $25. Lets not try and bypass the rules and give someone a free avenue to make Money. If that person sold his boat because the buyer saw your post, do you think he would make a contibution to our website? I don't think so

It costs to operate this web site. I didn't make the rules, just follow the instructions.