This isn't eBay, post a price

[steve]

remember folks, the more info you add, the better chance you have of selling your items. Post a price, all pertinant info, and preferably a picture.

that is all.

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[semaj]

+1

This isn't the place for silent PM auctions either.

[Wizzelt]

Testify!

[Ricewagon]

Word!

[Splinter]

I disagree with this to some extent.

For selling individual parts, absolutely, but when you're doing part outs and such, it wouldn't be practical to price everything. Most of the time, speaking for myself, I don't know what half the stuff is worth and just want to let it go for a fair price.

[Ricewagon]

for shizzle!

[Scooby-King]

There's nothing I hate more than finally finding something I wouldn't mind buying, only to scroll down and be left clueless as to the asking price.
Simply a comment stating "Make me an offer"

How about a 6 pack I say ? . . . No ? Ok well then post a Damn Price !
that being said I also have to side with Splinter in some cases where it would simply be impractical to list prices for everything (but these are the exception, not the rule)



Ps. . . Silent PM Auctions ?

[Shredder]

my nizzle!

[slowguy]

thank you for this post hypa.

[Drakar]

I know everyone hates more rules, but perhaps to make our Classified a much easier place for all of us to navigate, maybe something like a form or format to follow when posting cars or parts.

If your selling more then 10 parts and dont want to post a price on each item, then making it clear your asking for offers to do that.

yes no?


oh and


MAD TYTE YO!

[dasnowman]

Ya I totaly agree but at the same time there is sometimes it's like what is this worth and post best offer... Like I have an up pipe for sale and I'm thinking I have no clue what's it worth.

[semaj]

Guys talking about wrecked car part outs....some regions on NASIOC don't allow people to post them at all. Just an FYI

[ghostfoot7]

ha! Check out the vendors forum... none of them post a damn price! Good sticky though.. wish you could stick it up there!

[jjeigert]

What is the general formula for pricing mods?

[Splinter]

Originally Posted by jjeigert

What is the general formula for pricing mods?

Add up the cost of all your mods, divide by half the number of years they've been on the car, then disregard and sell the car for slightly less than an unmodified car because it's been ****ed with.

The only way to get more money for your mods is by returning to stock and selling them.

[alexinvancouver]

i wish there was a rule
people edited tread TITLE and deleted listings as well after staff is sold!!!
half the time i sent inquiry pm's i get replies like "oh, sorry i sold it long time ago"
such a waste!

[Murasame]

Oops wrong tab, please DEL

[trxdam]

^Orly?

[dougalp]

+1 for putting price. Everytime I see a post with "offers" I move on. Just list what you want for a part so people don't waste their or your time with bad offers. If you get no bites, your price is obviously too high or your selling something that members don't need/want.


However, sometimes asking for expressions of interest, "EOI", can be usefull. We use this bit on ClubSub in New Zealand to get an idea for what we might get for parts we're replacing to help with budgeting for the upgrade parts or build.

[STIGuy2013]

+1

I am going to be potentially selling my 2012 STi and will most definately list a price when I do!

[kimpar]

First time on this forum, so I'm not sure of a lot of the protocol.

I'm sure Sticky knows, eBay actually has "Buy it Now" pricing. But if one is unsure of pricing for what they're hawking, just post something and then say, "but I'm open to an offer"...

OR...

do your research and find out.

FYI, I'm in that situation, I'm trying to sell some stock rims from my '08 Impreza (but I'll post that in the correct location, as soon as I have 3 legitimate posts ).

[abanting]

+1 post a price!