Why are there more WTB threads in the for sale section then in the wanted section?

shamadam

shamadam

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I thought that the Mods split them up for a reason. All of the want to buy threads in the
for sale section are just moving the for sale threads down that much quicker. I see some
guys posting in both of them. I look in the wanted section too. Just thinking out loud.
 
Visibility is better in the sale forum. If I were selling and getting bumped down, I'd be more pissed about the sterling individuals who've been trying to sell the same mid to low level crap since September bumping their multiple threads all at once. One of my favorites in particular is a Players J/B cue, used with minimal dings and scratches, that can be yours for more than they sell new.
 
shamadam said:
I thought that the Mods split them up for a reason. All of the want to buy threads in the
for sale section are just moving the for sale threads down that much quicker. I see some
guys posting in both of them. I look in the wanted section too. Just thinking out loud.
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I noticed it too. There's probably a bunch of do-do's complaining about the stupid for sale section and how it's hard to find/sell a cue. Those same do-do's are probably the one's that are too stupid to post in the WTB section. It's hard enough to get people to post pictures of their $2,000 hits a ton lights out cues.

If some of the do-do's are reading this, presentation is everything; and it starts with posting in the right forum.
 
I've sent a pm referencing the rules to some of the op's that post WTB ads in the wrong spot. They are usually understanding.
 
How about the post where the subject is Dan Whitten Case, then the very first line is Not a Dan Whitten Case.

That post should be removed
 
shamadam said:
I thought that the Mods split them up for a reason. All of the want to buy threads in the
for sale section are just moving the for sale threads down that much quicker. I see some
guys posting in both of them. I look in the wanted section too. Just thinking out loud.
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I would suspect it stems from a Reading Comprehension Disorder.
 
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