Commercial sales subforum
10-30-2005, 01:31 PM
Post: #1
Commercial sales subforum
We allow advertisers to post their sale activities here, but there are certain rules for this:
- The moderators and admins are allowed to remove any topic
- Everyone is allowed to reply on topics, but everyone is urged to keep it ontopic
- Advertisers should apply for a permission to post a topic in here
- Moderators and admins are allowed to deny a topic on various grounds
- Unlike the Sale and Buy sections, this section is readable without being registered or logged in.

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11-07-2006, 10:39 AM
Post: #2
Commercial sales subforum
Time to post some more info here, its been awhile since Banpei put up the original post with basic rules.

First of, we've been asked a few times why we've made the Commercial Sales section in the first place. So lets quickly answer that question.

Most bulletin boards do not allow commercial activity on their board. They allow members to post wanted and for sale adds in a subforum for that purpose but these are almost always restricted to personal items only. This is mainly done to ensure there is no conflict of interest and to make sure the forum does not get into trouble if a commercial seller turns out to be a fraud or in any other way does not meet a buyers expectations. Also there are problems with a businesses need to advertise their products and with allowing businesses on a forum often a problem arises that a forum gets filled with advertisement related posts. Someone posts a question, a seller immediatly replies with a remark that will hint to selling his product. Different sellers selling the same product could get into competition within the forum, etc.

Bottom line, alot of forums on the net simply choose not to allow any commercial exploitation and thats the end of that.

When we started this board we had the same rules. No posts in the sales section for businesses, no commercial related posts within the forum anywhere, the only hint you where allowed to give that you run a business was in your signature.

We are however a community where there is a high demand for (aftermarket) parts, we're all driving 20+ year old cars that need regular maintenance and have wishes for upgrades. Many threads already existed on the board related to shops that were out there so we could find our way around but there really seemed to be a need out there for some form of interactivity between the shops and our members. We got approach by several business about a way to sell their products and what was allowed on our board and what wasn't.

Eventually we figured there had to be a way that we could fill this gap on our board and allow commercial activity without compromising the integrity of our board. Looking at other car forums we noticed that others had dealt with the same issue we had and basically did the same we desided to do.

We desided to create a separete sub forum in which only business members are allowed to start threads to advertise their products. They have a relative freedom in the way they choose to do this in their own threads. We don't give restrictions on this, for all we care you can run an intire shop within a thread in this subforum. Aslong as you keep things fair. (so posting 1000 threads so everybody else's threads disappears is out of the question, also filling up your competitors threads with gunk or flaming is not allowed, that sorta thing).
The tradeoff is that business members are ONLY allowed to advertise their products in the commercial section of the site. No business sales posts are allowed in the normal sales section (if you chose not to participate in the commercial sales section, you chose not to advertise on our board) and you are not allowed to advertise your products in any other thread on the board (but that goes for any member).

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11-07-2006, 10:53 AM
Post: #3
Commercial sales subforum
NEW RULES

Okay everyone, some NEW rules in the business section of the site. Please read these!

As these are new I don't expect everyone to follow them on a minutes notice, we'll give everyone some time before we start chasing everyone's ass about this Big Grin

Also we'll be fair to everyone because not all commercially active members on our board are official registered companies and we except that they may not be able to follow all rules to the letter. We're not law enforcement officers. These rules have been set up to protect our members, not to screw people Big Grin So if you tell us a good reason why you can't follow a rule, we'll probably go along with it and come to a good solution.

Anyways, we've felt it necesairy to put up a few new rules for business members. Most of you already adhere to these rules in some form or another, its the idea behind it that counts. People that ask us for permission to post in the commercial section will not get permission unless they adhere to these rules:

- You must fill in your country in your profile (very irritating if you don't know where you're from)
- You must put your REAL name in your signature if your registered with a nickname
- You must put your company address either in the starting post of every thread you start in the commercial section, or in your signature
- You must put your company telephone number (international notation) in the starting post of every thread you start in the commercial section, or in your signature
- You must put your email address (if you feel unsafe about spamming, put it like name at address dot ext) in your signature
- You must let us know your Chamber of Commercial registration number (if available).

The bottom line is, you must let people know who you are, how they can reach you, and where they can reach you. You can't just be a name and an email address.

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11-07-2006, 05:13 PM
Post: #4
Commercial sales subforum
Very good!

A great step on buyer protection.

Thank you guys!

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03-06-2007, 10:04 AM
Post: #5
Commercial sales subforum
hi there
Id like to post some items for sale. Im from Malaysia and have many AE86 and other related upgrade parts for sale that can benefit the members of this forum community. How do I go about doing it? thanks.

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03-06-2007, 10:18 AM
Post: #6
Commercial sales subforum
Hey KE,

you have PMSmile

Greetz,

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01-11-2008, 07:42 AM
Post: #7
Commercial sales subforum
Hello there - just another reseller Smile We have almost every single AE86 part available, even discontinued ones. We're very competitive at pricing and of course - they're genuine and brand new. Anyhow thanks and sorry for the hassle!
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01-11-2008, 10:00 AM
Post: #8
Commercial sales subforum
Hey Turbofresh,

Yeah no problem there! Sounds like you got some interesting goods Smile
Can you just sent a PM to Banpei and he'll fill you in with the details and get you access Smile

Greetz,

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01-18-2008, 04:56 AM
Post: #9
Commercial sales subforum
Greetings,
Chris here from Seattle, WA U.S.A.
I'm an owner of a new online parts distribution business currently in partnership with a mate in Australia.
As of now we are authorized international retailers for T3 suspension products (Techno Toy Tuning) as well as Konig wheels and have set up a system with the owner for quick and easy transactions using the PayPal process.

Permission to advertise said products here?

We hope to be soon expanding our product line as well!

Cheers,
-Chris
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01-18-2008, 05:48 AM
Post: #10
Commercial sales subforum
Kyouteki Tuning are highly regarded in Australia! They do lots of business via AE86drivingclub.com

Recommended!
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