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Check out the jackets this guy (“modern_thing” ) is selling on E bay!
I just ordered a corvette jacket. I saw the link on another car site and one of their members has one and said it was excellent. I'll let you know how they look when I get mine.
(Caveat Emptor and from the feedback, order at least one size bigger than you usually get)
Search on e bay for the following vendor “modern_thing”.
I just ordered a corvette jacket. I saw the link on another car site and one of their members has one and said it was excellent. I'll let you know how they look when I get mine.
(Caveat Emptor and from the feedback, order at least one size bigger than you usually get)
Search on e bay for the following vendor “modern_thing”.
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Very cheap price for a jacket. Will be interesting to hear how the quality is.
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Dennis, I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree with you, my friend.
From the Forum Rules regarding Commercial Postings:
"Forum members are welcome to sell a Corvette or Corvette parts they purchased for their own personal use. Anything else is considered to be a commercial sale. No links or reference to eBay sales, please. If the sale is appropriate for the Forum, post it on the Forum, rather than linking to it elsewhere."
This CLEARLY means that posting links to your eBay sale is prohibited. It does NOT say "no posting eBay links." In other words, if you're not affiliated with the sale, but find something interesting on eBay on which you wish to comment, you may post it in the appropriate forum. The whole purpose of the rule is to prevent someone from peddling their wares while bypassing the Supporting Vendor program. Posting an eBay link to which you are unaffiliated is not a "Commercial Post" and is no different than posting a link to something cool you found from some website that does not happen to be a Supporting Vendor. For example, I discover HexLocks from Pi-thon and want to share it with the forum. I can post Pi-thon's website (I'm obviously not affiliated with them). It's not a Commercial Post because my purpose in posting it is not commercial.
MAYBE I'm wrong, but I'm not.
Of course, if Jim wants to prohibit all links of any kind, he can -- it's his website. But as the rule is written, eBay links to which you have no affiliation are not prohibited.
,
Vaughn
From the Forum Rules regarding Commercial Postings:
"Forum members are welcome to sell a Corvette or Corvette parts they purchased for their own personal use. Anything else is considered to be a commercial sale. No links or reference to eBay sales, please. If the sale is appropriate for the Forum, post it on the Forum, rather than linking to it elsewhere."
This CLEARLY means that posting links to your eBay sale is prohibited. It does NOT say "no posting eBay links." In other words, if you're not affiliated with the sale, but find something interesting on eBay on which you wish to comment, you may post it in the appropriate forum. The whole purpose of the rule is to prevent someone from peddling their wares while bypassing the Supporting Vendor program. Posting an eBay link to which you are unaffiliated is not a "Commercial Post" and is no different than posting a link to something cool you found from some website that does not happen to be a Supporting Vendor. For example, I discover HexLocks from Pi-thon and want to share it with the forum. I can post Pi-thon's website (I'm obviously not affiliated with them). It's not a Commercial Post because my purpose in posting it is not commercial.
MAYBE I'm wrong, but I'm not.
Of course, if Jim wants to prohibit all links of any kind, he can -- it's his website. But as the rule is written, eBay links to which you have no affiliation are not prohibited. ,Vaughn
