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hello. I want to buy a Yard O led Grand victorian. I do not know how to post in classifieds. I have been a member for a few months and as as active as I can be on here. Do I have to be a gold member or something to post a want to buy on the classifieds? What do I need to do to participate. I have purchased from other members' classifieds already. :) Now I want to fish for a pen that is not currently listed.

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You need >30 days and >30 posts to use the Classifieds, I believe.

 

Your post may even be removed because you've effectively used the general forum to post your want to buy.

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Since you've been here a while you are a silver member. Need to be Gold to post in the Classifieds. You have 9 posts and just need to get that up to 30 in non chatter sub forums then you can make posts in Classifieds. So chat it up a bit, say hi to a couple of new members and before you know it you will be up to 30 posts.

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I have the same issue as I am a new member. Is there any other way I can reach out to other members to let them know I want to buy a Montblanc 75th Anniversary Limited Edition (rose gold) 149 FP? I can understand why FPN would not allow anyone to post a sales ad but shouldn't FPN encourage "WTB" as it would help the established FPN members sell their pens in Classifieds?

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