Saco River Auctions

[oldjudge]

Leon--are you saying that the only way an auction can post a thread is if they pay? I thought the pay was for the banner ad, not for the right to post. Can't anyone post anything, as long as it relates to vintage cards?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Leon--are you saying that the only way an auction can post a thread is if they pay? I thought the pay was for the banner ad, not for the right to post. Can't anyone post anything, as long as it relates to vintage cards?

Jay- Advertising threads on the front page are one of the things that are charged for in some cases. If you are interested I can send you an advertising fact sheet. I doubt anyone would want to have unlimited posting of advertisements on the front page. There is a BST page for posting auction announcements and sales. I think you and I have been over this before.

I should add that any company or person can post anything they want to on the front page, that is about vintage cards. This issue pertains to ads and sales only.

[oldjudge]

Fair enough--thanks!

[chris6net]

As someone who is only a collector and mainly lurks on this board(even though I met Bruce D at a show 30 years ago and always stood up for him and was a friend of his RIP) I am always leery of someone who does not pay on time and would not do business with them again.
CN

[kmac32]

Originally Posted by chris6net

As someone who is only a collector and mainly lurks on this board(even though I met Bruce D at a show 30 years ago and always stood up for him and was a friend of his RIP) I am always leery of someone who does not pay on time and would not do business with them again.
CN

Absolutely my feelings also. It shows character or lack there of. If you do not pay your bills in a timely fashion then how can you trust them in any financial transaction?

Kmac

[ruth-gehrig]

Make him prepay in full for any future advertising if you want to continue doing business with him. Sort of like those prepaid credit cards. Their thought is "yeah I still want your business (and money) but I don't want to get screwed in the process"