jeffreybehr
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...since we consumers can't ship either.. Buying/selling/trading/making deals would be quicker and easier.
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REQUEST--pls include your state symbol in your thread header for primers or powder...
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I'd propose the State + City would be even more appropriate.
Example:
For Sale: H1000, Retumbo, & Federal 215M - Boise, ID
jeffreybehr
Active Member
EXCELLENT idea..
jeffreybehr
Active Member
Bump.
There is no need "if" the seller has their location (city and state) on their profile like the OP and myself.
I am on a couple of other forums that require location in the thread title. It makes it nice because I can decide based on location if it's even worth opening the thread or not.
With or without location on the thread title, "I" still have to open the thread.
nakneker
Well-Known Member
I think it's a great idea. You can decide whether or not your interested without ever clicking on any thing more than the forum. I wish more guys did it on these component threads. City and State is great or at least the State would make things very easy. I don't know how many component WTT/WTS threads I've clicked on just to see the location, if it was in the title I would have never bothered knowing it was out my area and a mute point.
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jeffreybehr
Active Member
Indeed; TY.
Howland
Well-Known Member
Except for Rhode Island. If that's where you are, just the state alone is fine. No need to add city.
It sounds like peeps want all the sale information on the title, so peeps do not have to open the thread. OMG!
jeffreybehr
Active Member
Nope, just the state (and maybe city) in case of nonshippable items like powder and primers.
I want to confiscate all your powder, brass and primers.
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, D.C.
like this?
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, D.C.
like this?
Does it really take that much of work or inconvenience for you to open a post?
