Need Help with Board Searching
03-20-2011, 02:17 AM
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you can use the search option to look for things offered in our Thrift Shop.
however, i tend to agree with the advice to simply post an ISO (In Search Of) Thrift Shop topic, instead.
anybody who has offered a machine in the past that fits your description, but who didn't sell it, will surely re-present their offer within your topic.
somebody who hadn't offered a machine before, but who has been kicking the idea around lately, will also have an opportunity to show you what they have.
this is also advisable for another reason. we changed our rules in February, so a price charged before that might be lower now because of revisions to the pricing policy. ;-)
prices in our Thrift Shop are not allowed to go higher than 60% of current retail value. sooooo much more to your benefit to start fresh. just make sure to do a bit of research before making a commitment to buy. :-)
soooooo ... although we normally encourage searches if a member has a question, doing an ISO instead will (1) save you time; (2) probably save you some money; (3) easily re-presents opportunities to those who didn't sell their machines the first time around; and (4) presents new opportunities for those who might have decided only recently to offer a machine for sale.
however, i tend to agree with the advice to simply post an ISO (In Search Of) Thrift Shop topic, instead.
anybody who has offered a machine in the past that fits your description, but who didn't sell it, will surely re-present their offer within your topic.
somebody who hadn't offered a machine before, but who has been kicking the idea around lately, will also have an opportunity to show you what they have.
this is also advisable for another reason. we changed our rules in February, so a price charged before that might be lower now because of revisions to the pricing policy. ;-)
prices in our Thrift Shop are not allowed to go higher than 60% of current retail value. sooooo much more to your benefit to start fresh. just make sure to do a bit of research before making a commitment to buy. :-)
soooooo ... although we normally encourage searches if a member has a question, doing an ISO instead will (1) save you time; (2) probably save you some money; (3) easily re-presents opportunities to those who didn't sell their machines the first time around; and (4) presents new opportunities for those who might have decided only recently to offer a machine for sale.
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