Why not allow the "whats it worth" unless you're a supporting member? Is it too much to ask for help from people with a knowledge of bass amplification in the hopes of not getting ripped off by some jackass on craigslist? I'm not advertising anything for myself or anyone else. Nor was I trying to find someone with something to sell. Seems to me this defeats the purpose of the forums being here to help or educate when you can't say certain things unless you've paid for the right. I know this will get locked but it would be nice to get a straight answer.
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let me get this straight
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billfitzmaurice
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Too many people have use this technique as a ploy to run an ad. If you want to find out what something's worth check prices on similar items on Amazon/Ebay/Craig's etc., or in the classifieds here for that matter.
john turner
You don't want to do that. Trust me.
that's a pretty straight answer right there.
next time, take your questions about site rules to private messages to the moderators or admins, or send a ticket to the help desk via the "Contact us" link below, please.
next time, take your questions about site rules to private messages to the moderators or admins, or send a ticket to the help desk via the "Contact us" link below, please.
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