Whether you are buying, selling, trading, or giving away, it helps readers to let them know when the item is no longer available, or the wanted item has been found. So please consider editing the subject of your original post to reflect it, to save readers from inquiring further about items that are no longer available. The easy way is to click the "Edit" button in the upper left of your original post, and then append "SOLD" or other designation to the original subject line, as shown in bold below:
Examples:
For Sale: AquaClear Filter - SOLD!
Wanted: Black Ghost Knife Fish - FOUND!
Looking to Trade 20L Aquarium - TRADED!
Free Guppies to Good Home - ALL GONE!
Please Mark Sold Items as Sold!
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All transactions resulting from posts in this forum take place solely between the two transacting parties. NWAAS is strictly neutral and does not guarantee or warrant transactions, and will not be responsible for handling any payments, refunds, or disputes.
We recommend against the use of abbreviations in ads, but for your reference, here are some that may occasionally appear in users' posts: FS=for sale, WTB=wanted to buy, LF=looking for, NIB=new in box
All posts expire and disappear automatically after 30 days.
All transactions resulting from posts in this forum take place solely between the two transacting parties. NWAAS is strictly neutral and does not guarantee or warrant transactions, and will not be responsible for handling any payments, refunds, or disputes.
We recommend against the use of abbreviations in ads, but for your reference, here are some that may occasionally appear in users' posts: FS=for sale, WTB=wanted to buy, LF=looking for, NIB=new in box
All posts expire and disappear automatically after 30 days.
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Please Mark Sold Items as Sold!
by mewickham » Mon Nov 28, 2011 3:57 pm
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Re: Please Mark Sold Items as Sold!
by pinkrblu » Mon Nov 28, 2011 10:02 pm
Great idea! Thanks!
~Kenna
I can stop buying fish anytime I want. Seriously.
I can stop buying fish anytime I want. Seriously.
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