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- Thread starter richard thurman
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I dont have a dealer membership so I dont sell here on this site. I sell on a knife auction sites that when I sell something I pay a selling fee for the knife that I sold. I went to check my auction on this site and was told they didnt pay so there site is tempory closed down. I am not going to name the site because I think it is not allowed by the rules.
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I am just covering my tail. awhile ago I put up a post about a auction site but I didn’t name that site and I got a very big warning and the mod took my post down like it had never been there and that is why I am trying to be careful. It is a site that has a bunch of new dealer selling fakes as real ones. They have a clone buck 110/112 switchblade that has there name on it with a real belt sheath with there name on it. I know it is not real because I can not buy a 112/110 for that price much less a switchblade one. I told the site owner about it and he said they where the real deal. Bull shoot. I was selling them for $40.00 plus shipping. Not $169.00 like they where.
Dane is correct.
So then why start a discussion and vaguely mention things that no one will be able to understand without asking for specifics? Then when asked, you don't provide any details? If you've already read the forum rules, you should be able to understand there is a right way and a wrong way to do things. Information that can help the community is welcome, as long as it is structured and presented in accordance with the sites rules.
So then why start a discussion and vaguely mention things that no one will be able to understand without asking for specifics? Then when asked, you don't provide any details? If you've already read the forum rules, you should be able to understand there is a right way and a wrong way to do things. Information that can help the community is welcome, as long as it is structured and presented in accordance with the sites rules.
