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Notice for all AmiBayers.

Selling on AmiBay:

If you have a post count of less than 50 and a feedback score of less than ten then you will be expected to provide proof of ownership for items of a value of £50 ( Total sale value inc fees & Postage ) or more. This is to be in the form of a photo of the item with a piece of paper showing the 1:- forum name, 2:- your forum name and 3:- the date the item is listed For Sale.

Keep your threads updated:

You must keep your sales thread up to date. You may update the original post with the status of your items, using phrases such as SOLD to [Member Name]. We also recommend updating your thread with a new post with other pertinent information, such as "Money received" and "Item sent".

You may revise your thread at any time, however, you are required to leave the prices, descriptions and your terms of sale in place once a sale has been completed. This information is a receipt of the transaction between you and your buyer. If you are struggling to keep threads updated, please contact a member of staff to help.

Bumping your thread:

'Bumping' is defined as posting in your For Sale or Wanted thread for the purpose of bringing it to the top of the list of most recent threads. Unless you have made a significant change to your thread you may only bump your post once every two weeks. A significant change, refers to a price change or any other relevant information that will be important to a buyer.

Please could you all ensure you are familiar with the rules, which can be viewed here: AmiBay Forum Rules

As ever, the staff are happy to address any queries or concerns you may have regarding these new rules.

-- Davideo, on behalf of the AmiBay staff.

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