Helly Hansen full kit for sale
- Thread starter Guyaume
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TheStamos
Active member
General Advice
Well after so many kids becoming members on this
site and so many kids deciding to become scumbags and scam kids I figured
i would post the obvious.
1) were all here the use this site because we all love the winter and this
makes us a community
2) 98% of us are skiers which make us an even greater community
3) people work hard for their shit so scamming them and talking their money or
goods is fucking lame
4) karma is a fucking bitch
So before you buy/sell/trade to anyone, just simple ask for some info
which should include but is not limited to
1) name
2) address
3) telephone number of cell/house or both
4) age
5) always ask for a shipping number/tracking number/ receipt
6) ask to get parents involved if they are young
If it is too good to be true then it most likely is so
1) don’t deal with new members
2) always ask for reference of people they have dealt with
3) use the search bar of the member you are dealing with to see if he or she
has been called out
4) don’t read msg and not respond.. its annoying
5) use PayPal, it is the safest way to ensure you get your goods or your money
back
6) if you feel like you are getting scammed don’t wait, call them out, make a
claim on PayPal(you have 45 days I believe to do this)
7) if you don’t feel comfortable buying on here, ask the seller to list it on
eBay for that extra security
8) ask if any other member on this site live by them so that if you get scammed
then you will have someone that will be able to take a visit
9) ask a MOD if the member has any alias
10) if possible get the local police number and call them and ask if they can
make a visit
I have been scammed on here twice and it sucks. I work my ass off for my money,
as most of us do, so when people are scammed sometimes it is hard to to replace
what was stolen.
USE THE FEEDBACK SECTION IN PEOPLE'S PROFILES
TO ADD COMMENTS IF THEY ARE LEGIT OR SHADY.
Good luck with everyone and their sales and I hope that the Scamming goes back
down.
How to make a proper thread
Hey,
My name is Aaron and I am making this thread to help out some people so they can
sell their gear easier. Everyone likes to see what their buying, so
pictures are always a plus when trying to sell stuff here on NS, or anywhere
for that fact. In this tutorial I will show you step how to take pictures
of your gear, how to host the pictures, how to post it on NS and how to
describe your gear. Enjoy!
Step One - Taking pictures
When your taking pictures of your gear you want to get quality clear
pictures. Try to avoid using a camera phone if possible. Set your camera
to high quality for the best resolution. If your like me and on dial-up
you can get away with low quality so upload times are faster. Or if your
good you can use high quality and downsize the pictures. To get the best
pictures make sure there is enough light, but not so much that there's glare
off of your item. For mirrored goggles this can be hard. To create a nice
backdrop for the gear get something square to lay the item on, that is, if your
item is something small like a helmet, goggles, headphones or anything of that
nature. For this example I
Well after so many kids becoming members on this
site and so many kids deciding to become scumbags and scam kids I figured
i would post the obvious.
1) were all here the use this site because we all love the winter and this
makes us a community
2) 98% of us are skiers which make us an even greater community
3) people work hard for their shit so scamming them and talking their money or
goods is fucking lame
4) karma is a fucking bitch
So before you buy/sell/trade to anyone, just simple ask for some info
which should include but is not limited to
1) name
2) address
3) telephone number of cell/house or both
4) age
5) always ask for a shipping number/tracking number/ receipt
6) ask to get parents involved if they are young
If it is too good to be true then it most likely is so
1) don’t deal with new members
2) always ask for reference of people they have dealt with
3) use the search bar of the member you are dealing with to see if he or she
has been called out
4) don’t read msg and not respond.. its annoying
5) use PayPal, it is the safest way to ensure you get your goods or your money
back
6) if you feel like you are getting scammed don’t wait, call them out, make a
claim on PayPal(you have 45 days I believe to do this)
7) if you don’t feel comfortable buying on here, ask the seller to list it on
eBay for that extra security
8) ask if any other member on this site live by them so that if you get scammed
then you will have someone that will be able to take a visit
9) ask a MOD if the member has any alias
10) if possible get the local police number and call them and ask if they can
make a visit
I have been scammed on here twice and it sucks. I work my ass off for my money,
as most of us do, so when people are scammed sometimes it is hard to to replace
what was stolen.
USE THE FEEDBACK SECTION IN PEOPLE'S PROFILES
TO ADD COMMENTS IF THEY ARE LEGIT OR SHADY.
Good luck with everyone and their sales and I hope that the Scamming goes back
down.
How to make a proper thread
Hey,
My name is Aaron and I am making this thread to help out some people so they can
sell their gear easier. Everyone likes to see what their buying, so
pictures are always a plus when trying to sell stuff here on NS, or anywhere
for that fact. In this tutorial I will show you step how to take pictures
of your gear, how to host the pictures, how to post it on NS and how to
describe your gear. Enjoy!
Step One - Taking pictures
When your taking pictures of your gear you want to get quality clear
pictures. Try to avoid using a camera phone if possible. Set your camera
to high quality for the best resolution. If your like me and on dial-up
you can get away with low quality so upload times are faster. Or if your
good you can use high quality and downsize the pictures. To get the best
pictures make sure there is enough light, but not so much that there's glare
off of your item. For mirrored goggles this can be hard. To create a nice
backdrop for the gear get something square to lay the item on, that is, if your
item is something small like a helmet, goggles, headphones or anything of that
nature. For this example I