"You don't need a picture; everybody knows what an M37 looks like."
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
It's a show upper from a guy. Lol!!!
That's when you move on
I assume there is a word limit for ODT, but it has to be hundreds of words.
I'm sure I've committed some of these infractions. If I'm selling a gun that anyone can look up the stats for, I may not list the specs. And if the gun has never been carried or fired I'm not worried about the quality of the pictures as much because there is no wear that needs to be shown.So what is up with the minimalist, 8 word product descriptions. This cuts across all product categories.
Guns. "FS, SW- Model 15, looks [my favorite] unfired" nothing about barrel length, stocks. Oh and BTW, post the most out of focus picture you have of the item on a dark background,
" Ruger Blackhawk, .357, looks unfired" no barrel length, grip info, frame size
Then in Autos -- who doesn't know to put the transmission, motor size, and mileage in a vehicle ad. Maybe condition of tires, any relevant service.
Boats - Model of the motor. "Mercury 20 HP" leaves a lot to be desired, Info on trailer if included. Is it registered in Georgia, and is the registration current?
If you are a seller and want to sail, now that we can't ask questions, it's on you to describe your product.
Maybe you aren't William Faulkner with the run on sentences, but dang, put the common info in your ad.
I'm sure I've committed some of these infractions. If I'm selling a gun that anyone can look up the stats for, I may not list the specs. And if the gun has never been carried or fired I'm not worried about the quality of the pictures as much because there is no wear that needs to be shown.
Everyone has a damn smartphone with a good camera these days. Why not take 30 seconds to take a clear picture to show there is NOT any wear?