Ranting at retailers

[Deadpool]

Here it goes.

I've been aware for some time, that a few retailers have started the habit of deleting their last post in their sale thread and then reposting it without changing anything to it. I don't know about anyone else, but I find it very frustrating. It's as frustrating as a banana bump. And if I remember right...Banana bumping is against the rules!

Now I can see a few retailers bowing up in front of their screens saying: "I pay for my thread I can do what ever I want!"

Well...Many of use members pay a contribution (and some pay quite alot) and guess what?...we still have to abide by the rules. So why not retailers?

Like my father says: "If you don't have anything new to say, shut up!"

end rant...

[Tex]

Retailers:
-Retailers will get a thread in the retailers forum; no bumping limits,

Thems the rules

[Styrak]

I get annoyed by this as well.
But like Tex said, it's the rules.

[Deadpool]

And why should sre the rules different for the retailers?

[Eeyore]

Originally Posted by Deadpool

And why should sre the rules different for the retailers?

Because we pay for the privelage, to bump at will.

[Strelok]

I think its in the sense of receiving new stock, they can update and inform more frequently?

It does get annoying, for example when Ehobby asia had made a new thread for every little update they had. But when its contained in one large thread, i find its fine. allows me to keep track of current and past things.

Its just nice to have an indication when something is new and available, or if retailers announce restocked items/ordered items.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by Strelok

I think its in the sense of receiving new stock, they can update and inform more frequently?

This is about deleting and reposting the same post, not new information.

[Tex]

what is better a thread full of bump bump bump bump bump bump bump or just delete and re-post so it stays a short clean thread?

[Armyissue]

Retailers pay bases on a monthly rate. We get stock in on Monday then more stuff in on Thursday then more on Saturday, by the standard set of rules Retailers could bump 4 times a month. Or we could generate a new thread for each product we list. Retailers get around the 7 day Bump limit rule as a house keeping measure.
Thanks for supporting the board and thank you for checking the retailer threads, as usual ASC encourages you to support the retailers that support your hobby. If you are frustrated by the lack of Airsoft related New and Exciting threads perhaps you could come up with something fresh & exciting.

[Deadpool]

I understand bumping for new stock or restocking. But bumping for nothing is just annoying.

I see there's a new post in the retailer threads, I go; "Ah yeah! What can I buy today!"

Only to find one annoying delete bump.

Anyway...In my case, It's just less competition for the other retailers who don't "delete, bump".

[The Chad]

I prefer their sites.

[TDH]

+1 that

Originally Posted by Deadpool

I understand bumping for new stock or restocking. But bumping for nothing is just annoying.

I see there's a new post in the retailer threads, I go; "Ah yeah! What can I buy today!"

Only to find one annoying delete bump.

Anyway...In my case, It's just less competition for the other retailers who don't "delete, bump".

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[BloodSport]

It's already in the rules as per antelope that retailers can do what they wish in their threads as per the retailer terms of service. As stated they pay for this priviledge.

[TDH]

And the terms of my wallet dictate where the money goes. It's a thing B-E-A-uty!

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[BloodSport]

Originally Posted by TDH

And the terms of my wallet dictate where the money goes. It's a thing B-E-A-uty!

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Site Supporters - donate (what once a year usually, sometimes not even that often), and get access to more sections.

Retaillers - pay (monthly) to be allowed to run sales threads here, if they want / need to make multiple posts or rearrange said retail threads to run their business then thats what they are paying for the ability to do.