FS: SOLD!! 1999 Corvette Coupe, 6 speed, Magnetic Red (PA)
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Yarasi (09-29-2022)
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@YeloFevr Since you are listing the car for someone else, there are additional requirements that need to be in your for sale thread. Listed below is the forum rule that covers this as well as an excerpt from that rule which outlines just what additional information is needed.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...eir-parts.html
In order to keep your thread active, please add the info in the bolded bullet points above by 11:30 pm on 9/30/22. Thanks for your cooperation.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...eir-parts.html
Site users sometimes list Corvettes or parts for a friend or relative who is unable to market and sell the car or parts for themselves for some legitimate reason.
We tried a revision to the rules to allow those listings to take place without the need to get prior approval from an administrator so long as the threads disclosed the circumstances of the nominee sale and stated the role they would play in resolving any post-sale disputes.
It hasn’t worked as it has created a proliferation of people offering Corvettes for sale for a friend or relative who declare they will take no responsibility in resolving post-sale disputes. That’s potentially harmful to site users, so we are reverting to some of the previous language.
Going forward, those listing cars or parts they do not personally own must make this clear in their sales thread, posting:
Potential buyers should be aware of who the actual owner of the car or parts is and who would be responsible for potential disputes before proceeding with a purchase.
We tried a revision to the rules to allow those listings to take place without the need to get prior approval from an administrator so long as the threads disclosed the circumstances of the nominee sale and stated the role they would play in resolving any post-sale disputes.
It hasn’t worked as it has created a proliferation of people offering Corvettes for sale for a friend or relative who declare they will take no responsibility in resolving post-sale disputes. That’s potentially harmful to site users, so we are reverting to some of the previous language.
Going forward, those listing cars or parts they do not personally own must make this clear in their sales thread, posting:
- The circumstances regarding why the owner is not listing the car or parts
- The role the thread starter will play in the sale
- And agreeing to participate in trying to resolve any post-sale issues.
Potential buyers should be aware of who the actual owner of the car or parts is and who would be responsible for potential disputes before proceeding with a purchase.