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FamilyAffair

Feb 7 2002, 02:33 AM

Now members can bid/sell items at the auction page, however there's one important point to note... if you are the highest bidder & refused to pay, your MrEmails account will be terminated & all earning forfeited.

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NEWS:

Our site has undergone some more upgrading in the past few days. Apart from cosmetic improvements we our proud to announce some major improvements to our site.

1) AUCTION: We are proud to announce our new auction page. You can now buy and sell anything on our site. Please check it out as we already have many offers available cheaply.

2) TEXT LINKS: We are proud to offer textlinks for sale to advertisers.
They our displayed on the front page and will get good exposure. They are on sale for $4.99 per month. They can be purchased from the
advertising section.

http://www.mremails.com/cgi-bin/getad.cgi

Copied from auction page.

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Bidding
You may bid on any item in the auction. The process is simple. Please make sure that if you bid, you intend to purchase the item should your bid be the highest. Should you refuse to pay for the item at auction close then your account with MrEmails will be terminated and all earnings forfeited. Should this happen then the bidder with the next highest bid will be contacted regards to accepting sale of the item.

[ 02-08-2002: Message edited by: lgwong ]

Emailsformoney

Feb 7 2002, 02:57 AM

Good and so they should be!
We run that policy on our auction too and have done since the start

We've had no problems with it, in fact I set Mr Emails' aution up for him and put his terms to suit.

If someone decides to back out after bidding then that's their problem. They shouldn't bid with the intention of not paying!
After all it lets the other members down doesn't it?

Marc
Emailsformoney

MrEmails

Feb 7 2002, 10:16 PM

Just to clarify that that policy is only in place to stop cheaters. What is the point of an auction site if the winning bidders do not go through with their bid...

It will not effect anyone that is honest and reliable, it will only stop the people who want to bid and not pay if they win.

I hope that clarifies everything

Oliver

MrEmails.com

lgwong

Feb 7 2002, 10:29 PM

Why Marc setup an auction for Oliver, aren't both of you competitors? :confused:

Rob

Feb 8 2002, 03:02 AM

I think because Marc and Oliver are friendly guys :smile:

MrEmails

Feb 9 2002, 12:05 AM

Marc and I are both friendly guys. He also has and does much of web page design.

Hope that helps

Oliver

MrEmails.com

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