Inusuit
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I was attempting to demonstrate annoying bad grammer and the use of acronyms. Apparently I missed the mark. I vow to stop being petty.
Seems it doen't matter how a gun is advertised on GB
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I was attempting to demonstrate annoying bad grammer and the use of acronyms. Apparently I missed the mark. I vow to stop being petty.
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The sad thing is, precision of language and accuracy of description mean nothing in the Mos Eisley Online Gunstore. A meticulously worded description probably wouldn't have increased the selling price.
I have clients who throw around huge dollar amounts in their business, and they can barely communicate face to face, and seem to make high-dollar business decisions by winging it. And here I am, overthinking everything I do so I don't lose money. I guess I'm just not one of the chosen ones.
The Constitution of the United States and the Declaration of Independence are written in CURSIVE. Just saying.
Both of which are widely available in block print.
So we should all use quill pens dammit!!!
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I guess it doesn't matter how it is advertised on GB - if you don't care how much you get for it.
If you look at the auctions that go for higher than expected numbers, you'll find that generally they are well written with really good pictures.
If you look at the auctions that go for higher than expected numbers, you'll find that generally they are well written with really good pictures.
...Ben
kev74
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I'm OK with poorly written descriptions.
I've gotten some really great deals taking chances on items that others overlooked because the ads were written poorly.
Conversely, I've bought some stuff I otherwise wouldn't have because I didn't read the description carefully. It works both ways.
I've gotten some really great deals taking chances on items that others overlooked because the ads were written poorly.
Conversely, I've bought some stuff I otherwise wouldn't have because I didn't read the description carefully. It works both ways.
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Grayfox
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I have some up coming surgery. Both the doctor's office and the hospital sent links to my phone to fill out the paper work electronically. There's a lot of paperwork and multiple times you have to sign.
For each signature they tell you to type your full name in this box and check this box to verify that this is your signature. How is this legal?
For each signature they tell you to type your full name in this box and check this box to verify that this is your signature. How is this legal?
We are in the third decade of the 21st century. Things change. I would guess the courts/judges now consider it to be a valid way to sign documents.
The wife and I rented our condo in Florida, sold the condo, bought a new house, all via electronic signature. I sold my company stock, transferred money between my 401K, IRA, etc., etc., all with electronic signature.
The wife and I rented our condo in Florida, sold the condo, bought a new house, all via electronic signature. I sold my company stock, transferred money between my 401K, IRA, etc., etc., all with electronic signature.
Tex1001
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Beeutifool comprezttion.
Inusuit
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Yes, I know that. I was trying to demonstrate poor grammar. I will never again attempt satire on this forum.
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