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Posted: 9/17/2014 3:40:44 PM EDT
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Post an "I'll take it" in the thread to subscribe, easy to find in your subscriptions folder later.
The alternative is to search for key words in the post using the search function. Make sure when searching an item you have the time period set to 30 days and not 24 hours. |
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Posted: 9/17/2014 8:05:05 PM EDT
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There are plenty of ways already available to you.
Posting in the EE thread which you should be doing anyway so you can use the feedback system, will allow you to use the search engine to locate the thread. Subscribe to the thread and use the subscription system. Bookmark the thread in your browser. How did you make your initial contact with the seller? -IM: send & save a copy which you should be doing, copies of all communications are crucial to dispute resolution. You'll have the screen name and can search the EE for threads started by. -Site generated email: send & save a copy which you should be doing, copies of all communications are crucial to any dispute resolution. You'll have the screen name and can search the EE for threads started by. -Email listed in the ad thread: You said that you have the email address, the web based email accounts I use are highly searchable. Registered emails aren't searchable. Email posted in an ad is searchable. Searching for the item is can be done using the site search engine or Bing and Google using site:ar15.com to specify the board. |
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Posted: 9/17/2014 9:42:47 PM EDT
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Phil: You've already illiterated these same points in a similar post that was loud and clear to me. I get it-thank you. I followed your link here to present it to the suggestion box so perhaps the developers may choose to revisit this some day. The search function takes some getting use to at least for me. Thanks for the tips.
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There are plenty of ways already available to you. Posting in the EE thread which you should be doing anyway so you can use the feedback system, will allow you to use the search engine to locate the thread. Subscribe to the thread and use the subscription system. Bookmark the thread in your browser. How did you make your initial contact with the seller? -IM: send & save a copy which you should be doing, copies of all communications are crucial to dispute resolution. You'll have the screen name and can search the EE for threads started by. -Site generated email: send & save a copy which you should be doing, copies of all communications are crucial to any dispute resolution. You'll have the screen name and can search the EE for threads started by. -Email listed in the ad thread: You said that you have the email address, the web based email accounts I use are highly searchable. Registered emails aren't searchable. Email posted in an ad is searchable. Searching for the item is can be done using the site search engine or Bing and Google using site:ar15.com to specify the board. |
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Posted: 9/18/2014 3:30:00 AM EDT
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Another thought; you have the email address; contact the seller and have him link you to the ad then you will both be able to leave feedback.
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