The new way to sell games is to post what you've got here, then put the real ads on other sites that don't charge fees. Like facebook or whatever.
Not me, but others are using this method very efficiently now.
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Quoted from jbovenzi:I am one of those. Less abuse for "you priced it wrong and I am going to take up an entire thread to tell you why."
Apparently, of all the rules pinside has put down that is not one of them.
So, the ideal way to do this is to start a thread on pinside just posting games you have and are excited about or just picked up, then have somebody else post the link to whatever website you have actually posted the for sale ads on.
This gets you around the pinside rule of not being able to start a for sale thread not linked to an ad in the marketplace. Obviously, pinside is OK with this. At least as of late.
Quoted from Tomass:This is the crap that makes me sick. People dodging a minimal fee. This stuff always comes back in the end.
I guess getting away with it all comes down to the "presentation".
Quoted from jahbarron:This is where Odin tell you he’s not on Facebook.
Why bother when you just did that for me.
I looked an old girlfriend up on there once, and that was enough to tell me there was nothing there I needed.
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