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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: Vruth on May 08, 2002, 03:27:32 PM
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I thought there was a forsale section here, were we can sell our old joysticks, throttles, video cards, memory etc but I was wrong.
Ronnie/HiTech - how about it? A forum topic of Forsale were we can peddle our used wares amonst us budget hunters. :D
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Liz Hurley[/i]! I don't mind what mileage she's done or how often she was serviced but just as long as the bodywork is still good! :) :)
Please send details to....... ;)
Regards
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good idea!
eskimo
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Yea, I gotta '29 Ford Highboy roadster I'm looking to unload. Good Idea!:cool:
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Good idea, guess it would need a disclaimer in the title of the forum so there are no come backs on HTC for any deals renegged on.
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Since my new Cougar will be here tomorrow I'll have an FLCS\F22\TQS combo I wont be using...
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Revvin touched on the main reason why most companies don't have forsale forums on their public boards.
At some point, HTC's liability can come into question and its better (definately cheaper) just to avoid that all together.
AKDejaVu
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Liability? Oh give me a break. We're talking fifty to ninety bucks worth of stuff here.
Are you trying to tell me that my local IGA is responsible for that arse who posted a forsale 1986 Chev Camero on their post board that died on me last week?
HTC would have as much liability for me calling you a paranoid idiot. :D
V
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Its called Ebay
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Anyone interested in a slightly rusted lime-green Yugo?
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Originally posted by stat2000
Its called Ebay
Ebay is for ripping off complete strangers who are willing to pay rediculous prices for anything. A for sale forum here would be a place to sell stuff at a reasonable price to your fellow virtual pilots.
SOB
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yeah...what he said...
And a "for sale" forum here would save both parties from the monetary extorsion that ebay charges.
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What he said.
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I second the idea (4th or 5th?) At anyrate, I went to a business seminar (introduction to supervision) and I fail to see any liability issues in regard to this matter as long as the appropriate disclaimer were put up etc. I mean, we can post our stuff for sale right now.
I have an older saitek rig that mostly works I will sell it cheap. Respond to me if you are interested...
There... Now is hitech liable for that? :)
Having a forum to direct this traffic is a good idea.
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Good idea, I think.
I doubt there's any liability to HTC; disclaimer would be icing on the cake.
Renege? Buyers buy at your own risk. Sellers ship after the check clears. Buyer unhappy? That's between the buyer and seller.
It could work.
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Disclaimers don't count for crap unless they are required viewing with a confirmation of some sort to go along with it. Something like having to obtain a password through some type of special forum registration or something like that... something that required the reading of the disclaimer prior to entry.
Even then... Everything is fine until someone sends money and doesn't get the product in return.
Then what happens? Where does that get taken to? My money says here and to HTC. Yeppers... sounds real fun.
AKDejaVu
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If you get stiffed on Ebay you don't get all your money back. Their limit is $175 I think.
I think it would be sort of like the Bulletin Boards in a grocery store.
But I'm no lawyer.. Thank Cod.
:)
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Ebay is the purest and most successful internet business model on the net.
I know several folks that made in excess of $100,000.00 last year...they stay home with their families. Criticize it all you like....won't change the fact that it offers great opportunity:)
HTC would expose themselves to no more liability than they currently do now. Am I a lawyer? No....but I do employ three firms of these fine citizens and they assured me this would be a non issue.