Quit being lazy INGO'ers

[jsheets1]

It is really not hard to post a picture of what you are trying to sell in the classifieds. I personally wouldn't buy from someone who says "we all know what they look like." That may be true, but if the package is not still sealed, it has been handled. Being handled means a chance of being not perfect. That is all.

 

[midget]

It is really not hard to post a picture of what you are trying to sell in the classifieds. I personally wouldn't buy from someone who says "we all know what they look like." That may be true, but if the package is not still sealed, it has been handled. Being handled means a chance of being not perfect. That is all.

Not everyone is being lazy. It is personal preference and up to the seller as to whether or not they want to post a picture of what they are selling.

If you don't like it, then just skip over them. It is apparent that they don't want your money...

 

[BKExpress]

www.tinypic.com is so easy to use it's ridiculous. You don't even have to sign in.

 

[Enkrypter]

/agreed. No excuse not to. Although, I can see how somethings aren't worth posting pictures of.

 

[Rogkin]

I prefer pics but it is really up to the poster

 

[GREEN607]

I will politely add that.... it is truly to the SELLERS advantage, to post a pic or two of the item being sold.

I have seen ads where the seller does NOT post a pic, then bumps the ad in a week or two.... and DROPS THE PRICE.

SELLERS: Obviously it is your choice to add pics or not; however, you may have sold that item at your original asking price, on day one, if there had been a pic in your ad,

 

[Hornett]

Hey, if you have a really nice gun for sale, I want the option of drooling over the pic.

 

[pute62]

I agree that photos help and I always try to add one but it is a pain if your using a phone to add pics at photobucket.

 

[Joseph]

I have sold one firearm on ingo 10/22 with 300 rounds through it, did not post a pic. I was lazy because on as stated before I was using a phone to post and two. It was in near perfect condition, I set a fair market price on it and sold it in 1 day. Apparently I did not need a pic.

 

[bstewrat3]

I hate posting pictures on my listings, because then people see what kind of junk I really have before I sucker them into a meet where I strong arm them into buying the item even if they want to back out. No sarcasm, this is my strategy.

 

[iamaclone45]

I think it should be a requirement that all classified postings have pictures attached.

In this day and age it's not too much to ask for.

 

[JB357Mag]

I think it should be a requirement that all classified postings have pictures attached.

In this day and age it's not too much to ask for.

I agree, I posted this topic in the forum suggestions and just
about got laughed out of there.

I would never consider an item without a pic, no way.

Jimmy

 

[Joq867]

Just because a person owns a computer, doesn't mean they know how to use it. Some people just can't figure it out.

 

[youngda9]

Glock LNIB...don't need a picture.

 

[Joseph]

Ha

 

[dukeboy_318]

simply ignore them, thats what I do.

 

[rimfire_crazed]

One could also complain that many new INGO'ers don't read the faq, or post dozens of duplicate threads to get into the classifieds, or refuse to use the search function to see if a similar thread has already answered their question... but alas....

 

[DFM914]

I will politely add that.... it is truly to the SELLERS advantage, to post a pic or two of the item being sold.

I have seen ads where the seller does NOT post a pic, then bumps the ad in a week or two.... and DROPS THE PRICE.

SELLERS: Obviously it is your choice to add pics or not; however, you may have sold that item at your original asking price, on day one, if there had been a pic in your ad,

What he said!^^^

 

[miguel]

If people don't post a photo, they should have to draw one.

 

[Mosinguy]

Some of us don't have fancy phones or cameras that upload pictures to computers.