Can't post in forsale, help please
07 August 2010, 02:25 PM
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Because you are a nasty scammer, like me...
Actually, because you have to be a paid up member to use the classifieds...
A move I support !
dunx
Actually, because you have to be a paid up member to use the classifieds...
A move I support !
dunx
07 August 2010, 02:54 PM
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Yes you get to view the Adult Section 
All joking apart you are contributing to the the running of the website, plus ensure you get full access to all the sections.
All joking apart you are contributing to the the running of the website, plus ensure you get full access to all the sections.
07 August 2010, 02:56 PM
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I am trying to become a full member and am struggling to get anybody from the site to answer my question.
I want to join with my debit card NOT paypal and cant seem to do this. It seems I cant give my money away........
S
I want to join with my debit card NOT paypal and cant seem to do this. It seems I cant give my money away........
S
07 August 2010, 07:13 PM
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I'm of little benefit to the community...
And I hoard all my goodies in the garage
LOL
dunx
P.S. And most of the posts were as irrelevant and flippant as this one...
And I hoard all my goodies in the garage
LOL
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P.S. And most of the posts were as irrelevant and flippant as this one...
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08 August 2010, 07:29 AM
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I agree with the Paypal sentiments, but when I paid my membership it went (in)directly from my credit card via paypal to SN. No need to set up a PP account.
Don't know if it's changed now.
Don't know if it's changed now.
08 August 2010, 10:06 AM
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Thanks - I am not going to set up paypal - why anybody uses this expensive service is beyond me.
Given the security issues that ebay suffers from time to time I also wonder how sensible it is to give them both credit card and bank details....
Seems that full membership will be out of reach for me.
S
Given the security issues that ebay suffers from time to time I also wonder how sensible it is to give them both credit card and bank details....
Seems that full membership will be out of reach for me.
S
08 August 2010, 06:07 PM
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Shaun: Give me the money and I will paypal it for you. Just send a cheque. I trust you.
I think the reason why it is Paypal only is to do with the American Software and I agree it is an inconvenience for those of you that don't have Paypal. However, Paypal is easy to set up and costs you nothing, nor does it cost anything to use unless you have funds coming in.
While I am not fully in favour of Paypal only there are some advantages because it starts a paper trail that can be used to sort out scammers and their ilk. I don't believe that increasing the financial profitability of the site will have been a great motivator but it does take money to run the site and the For Sale and Wanted sections do need quite a lot of attention so if you wish to avail yourself of these it seems fair that you make some contribtuion.
Most people can recoup their membership fee in one or two transactions within a dedicated Subaru site.
I think the reason why it is Paypal only is to do with the American Software and I agree it is an inconvenience for those of you that don't have Paypal. However, Paypal is easy to set up and costs you nothing, nor does it cost anything to use unless you have funds coming in.
While I am not fully in favour of Paypal only there are some advantages because it starts a paper trail that can be used to sort out scammers and their ilk. I don't believe that increasing the financial profitability of the site will have been a great motivator but it does take money to run the site and the For Sale and Wanted sections do need quite a lot of attention so if you wish to avail yourself of these it seems fair that you make some contribtuion.
Most people can recoup their membership fee in one or two transactions within a dedicated Subaru site.
09 August 2010, 11:14 PM
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Hi Harvey....... 
Many thanks for that, if you could PM me details and an address...........the cheque is in the post (as they say).
I'll just have a quick look to verify the cost........back on a mo !
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Ok.............just had a look and there is a line across the cost but it looks like £18 as I click on various boxes LOL
Is this OK ?
Cheers
Shaun
Many thanks for that, if you could PM me details and an address...........the cheque is in the post (as they say).
I'll just have a quick look to verify the cost........back on a mo !
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Ok.............just had a look and there is a line across the cost but it looks like £18 as I click on various boxes LOL
Is this OK ?
Cheers
Shaun
10 August 2010, 12:20 AM
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Shaun, just to help out on understanding the prices, it is £18 per year for full SN+ membership, or £12 per year for basically the same benefits but you don't have the option to remove the adverts and restore full forum width.
It's obviously up to you which you chose (should you go ahead), but I hope the above helps.
It's obviously up to you which you chose (should you go ahead), but I hope the above helps.
10 August 2010, 11:15 PM
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Hi Harvey
I'll pop a cheque for £18 in the post if you could give me details
Do I have any problems not having paypal ?? Nope !
As an ordainary citizen without a business to run I pay with Cash, Cheque, Direct Debit, Standing order, Postal order (not for a while),Telegraphic Transfer...........and the rest
All without paypal since I opened my bank account with the Naf West in 1976 LOL
Cheers
Shaun
I'll pop a cheque for £18 in the post if you could give me details
Do I have any problems not having paypal ?? Nope !
As an ordainary citizen without a business to run I pay with Cash, Cheque, Direct Debit, Standing order, Postal order (not for a while),Telegraphic Transfer...........and the rest
All without paypal since I opened my bank account with the Naf West in 1976 LOL
Cheers
Shaun
11 August 2010, 08:28 AM
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Paypal is quick and easy and provides a paper trail so you can refer to things months later and is quicker than using bank transfer but I use bank transfer regularly particularly of high value.
The other advantage with Paypal is that the vendor and purchaser both know the payment transaction is complete immediately.
Shaun: You have email.
The other advantage with Paypal is that the vendor and purchaser both know the payment transaction is complete immediately.
Shaun: You have email.
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12 August 2010, 11:31 PM
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Hi Harvey.........Combination of 10 year wedding anniversary (Tin ..LOL) and on holiday
I'll have a look at my e-mail
Log cabin in Pickering tomorrow ....Way....hay........
Shaun
I'll have a look at my e-mail
Log cabin in Pickering tomorrow ....Way....hay........
Shaun
12 August 2010, 11:40 PM
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Nice just be careful, that region eats Scooby gearboxes... 
Tez killed his four miles from that (or a very similar) destination last weekend
dunx
P.S. Permission for a fly-by ?
Tez killed his four miles from that (or a very similar) destination last weekend
dunx
P.S. Permission for a fly-by ?
