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I'm interested in purchasing a TWSBI Micarta (V.2) but cannot figure out how to post a "request to buy" on this website. Can anyone explain how to do this or which forum to use? Thx

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You need to become a golden member having at least 30 posts in different topics and have to be registered for more than 30 days.

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/blog/7/entry-85-classifieds-rules-october-28-2013/

 

In this moment you have only 3 posts and you're registered from August 24, a week away from one step to become Golden Member.

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Hello Jmeldorf,

 

If you're in a rush to find this pen; you may also want to place a post in the Chinese pen sub-forum, explaining your situation. The moderator may let it slide, (or they may not), due to your extenuating circumstances. One thing you do not want to do, is post a lot of BS posts just to run your number up over the 30 mark.

 

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Hello Jmeldorf,

 

If you're in a rush to find this pen; you may also want to place a post in the Chinese pen sub-forum, explaining your situation. The moderator may let it slide, (or they may not), due to your extenuating circumstances. One thing you do not want to do, is post a lot of BS posts just to run your number up over the 30 mark.

 

Best regards,

 

Chris

Ahem.... there is a rule: no trading in the forums. So strictly speaking you are encouraging someone to break the rules. Tsk tsk...

Besides that there is also a good reason not to let new members do trading, period, as we are not a trading site, and the possibility to "trade"is more a service to our faithful members. We do not let strangers come in for a quick deal and then never see them again. That apart from the risk on scammers.

 

So jmeldorf will, alas, have to wait until he is a gold member (as described above), when he can post a WTB-classified (Want To Buy)

 

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