Forsale-Feedback Forum?
04-01-2003, 03:34 PM
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Forsale-Feedback Forum?
Is there a Forsale feedback forum here where..Would be buyers/sellers could go and read feedback on a particular seller/buyer to se if they are a good person to buy from/sell to? And everytime someone purchase something off the boards they would post who the purchased from and how the deal went.
It would make it easier for others not to get caught up in a scam?
so is there a forsale-feedback forum here?
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It would make it easier for others not to get caught up in a scam?
so is there a forsale-feedback forum here?
thanks
04-01-2003, 03:44 PM
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Hey Neongirl...good idea, but we'd have it filled up with Floz Supercharger horror stories...
We'll see what the admins and moderators think
We'll see what the admins and moderators think
04-02-2003, 05:04 PM
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It'* a good idea, especially to avoid situations like Floz.
However, I think that the existing Vendor'* forum is wide enough in scope to accommodate reviews of transactions with vendors. I'm try to avoid forum bloat -- lots of forums that are seldom used.
Of course, if there is enough demand, I'll add it. What do you all think: will it be used enough to justify its existence?
However, I think that the existing Vendor'* forum is wide enough in scope to accommodate reviews of transactions with vendors. I'm try to avoid forum bloat -- lots of forums that are seldom used.
Of course, if there is enough demand, I'll add it. What do you all think: will it be used enough to justify its existence?
04-02-2003, 05:47 PM
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I say just post something in the Vendor'* Forum, maybe add feedback from customers in the description.
If you do have a problem with a product you bought from someone at BC try to work it out with them first and if that doesnt work, then talk to some of the administrators before you start getting on someones case. Just hope there are no other Floz type people out there trying to screw people over.
If you do have a problem with a product you bought from someone at BC try to work it out with them first and if that doesnt work, then talk to some of the administrators before you start getting on someones case. Just hope there are no other Floz type people out there trying to screw people over.
04-02-2003, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by smellbird
I say just post something in the Vendor'* Forum, maybe add feedback from customers in the description.
If you do have a problem with a product you bought from someone at BC try to work it out with them first and if that doesnt work, then talk to some of the administrators before you start getting on someones case. Just hope there are no other Floz type people out there trying to screw people over.
If you do have a problem with a product you bought from someone at BC try to work it out with them first and if that doesnt work, then talk to some of the administrators before you start getting on someones case. Just hope there are no other Floz type people out there trying to screw people over.
I would feel better about sending my money if i could go to the forum and say"hey has anyone ever dealt with so and so etc. especially if that person is new here..like me
or don't have many posts and is not known on these boards.. but maybe no one has ever been scamed here..but i know people have been scammed buying parts..here are a couple of examples
http://www.neons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=80629 http://www.neons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=73924 http://www.neons.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=82398
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