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Old 11-19-2009, 10:32 AM
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HI all, you know the saying, one mans trash is another mans treasure, well so true.
Most people, when they enter a new hobby,start at the bottom and work their way up to the most expensive equipment, all that stuff, they no longer need, can be used by a beginner.
Their are several points, I would like to share to others, from years of experience, to make every one happy.
1-never trash, someones add.
2-if you don"t have some thing nice to say, say nothing.
3-always post a picture of the items for sale.
4-always give a full description of the items for sale. 1-Quantity
2-Condition, don"t lie
3-Reason for selling, example, I"ve moved up.
5-when some one has some thing for sale, do a search
1-their profile
2-their rating
3-their recent posts
4-their location
5-their terms of sale
6-their shipping method
7-what is the actual cost new
6-Don't low ball some one, a far price is usually no lower than 50 % of the new price.
7-make a offer on ( shoppers control panel)
8-if your offer is refused, make another offer
9-as a seller, he has the right to pick which ever offer, he desires. The first come offer has no place in sales.
10-when a offer is excepted, send a invoice.
11-if sending a money order, etc. to the seller, I always like to email the seller a pic of the MO.
12-when mailing the item sold, I always email the buyer a pic of the item, just before mailed.
13-when you receive the item 1-examine it, immediately.
2-notify the sellar, you received the item.
14- and lastly, rate the seller/buyer
any other comments I missed, or you don"t agree on, chime in.
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Old 11-19-2009, 11:08 AM
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ORIGINAL: rcpete347

HI all, you know the saying, one mans trash is another mans treasure, well so true.
Most people, when they enter a new hobby,start at the bottom and work their way up to the most expensive equipment, all that stuff, they no longer need, can be used by a beginner.
Their are several points, I would like to share to others, from years of experience, to make every one happy.
1-never trash, someones add.
2-if you don''t have some thing nice to say, say nothing.
3-always post a picture of the items for sale.
4-always give a full description of the items for sale. 1-Quantity
2-Condition, don''t lie
3-Reason for selling, example, I''ve moved up.
5-when some one has some thing for sale, do a search
1-their profile
2-their rating
3-their recent posts
4-their location
5-their terms of sale
6-their shipping method
7-what is the actual cost new
6-Don't low ball some one, a far price is usually no lower than 50 % of the new price.
7-make a offer on ( shoppers control panel)
8-if your offer is refused, make another offer
9-as a seller, he has the right to pick which ever offer, he desires. The first come offer has no place in sales.
10-when a offer is excepted, send a invoice.
11-if sending a money order, etc. to the seller, I always like to email the seller a pic of the MO.
12-when mailing the item sold, I always email the buyer a pic of the item, just before mailed.
13-when you receive the item 1-examine it, immediately.
2-notify the sellar, you received the item.
14- and lastly, rate the sellar/buyer
any other comments I missed, or you don''t agree on, chime in.
Rcpete

to give you a tip as a commercial seller

criminals will love you for putting yours and your customers full adres and email on rc universe.
even that cheque details you just can read on top of the picture is a give away..
dont put your details out here.
Old 11-19-2009, 11:11 AM
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HI thanks, deleted addresses
Thanks Rcpete
Old 11-20-2009, 02:59 PM
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Hi Pete,

Pretty good list. Hope you don't mind, but I reformatted it to be a little bit easier to read. :-)

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[ul][*] Never trash someones ad.[*] If you don't have some thing nice to say, say nothing.[*] Always post a picture of the item for sale.[*] Always give a full description of the item for sale.
[ul][*][*] Quantity[*][*] Condition (don"t lie)[*][*] Reason for selling. Example: "I've moved up."
[/ul][*] When some one has something for sale, do a search:
[ul][*][*] Their profile[*][*] Their rating[*][*] Their recent posts[*][*] Their location[*][*] Their terms of sale[*][*] Their shipping method[*][*] What is the actual cost new
[/ul][*] Don't make a low ball offer. A fair price is usually no lower than 50 % of the new price.[*] Make your offer using the shoppers control panel[*] If your offer is refused, make another offer[*] The seller has the right to pick which ever offer he desires. The first come first served rule has no place in sales.[*] When an offer is accepted, send a invoice.[*] If sending a money order, etc. to the seller, I always like to email the seller a pic of the MO.[*] When mailing the item sold, I always email the buyer a pic of the item, just before mailed.[*] When you receive the item:
[ul][*][*] Examine it, immediately.[*][*] Notify the seller that you received the item.
[/ul][*] And lastly, rate the seller/buyer
[/ul]
Old 11-20-2009, 03:25 PM
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But seriously, $12K for a Bandit. ROTFLMAO. [sm=biggrin.gif][sm=spinnyeyes.gif][sm=biggrin.gif]
Old 11-20-2009, 03:31 PM
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We need to hire a jet appraiser! he comes out and kicks the tires and appraises it.
Then start a JetFax service. Like carFax to find out a jets history, if its had any damage the seller has fixed to make the famous"like new"
scott
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ha,ha,ha good one!! Something that will dig into the Dreamwork's RC, BVM, PPG database, JetCat..........

Genieus!!
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15- I thought I would add one more
When you see a add, for a item that is really cheap, and the seller does not post a picture, has no ratings and just joined RCU, yesterday, BE CAUTIOUS
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