Something for the fundraising

Hello guys,
I forgot I had this:

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As much as I like this so called freebies I'm never going to use it, who uses coin pouches these days?

I don't have full access to SC yet and therefore I would suggest for one of you longstanding respected members of the forum living in the capital to come and collect it from my work place, a not so fashionable casino, to put it on SC. A free drink on the house will be included just as an incentive :-).

Otherwise, hopefully I'm not breaking any major rule, keep the offers coming here and in a day or 2 the higher bidder will get it.

Hopefully Eddie won't mind as it is for his charity.

Thanks

Gab

Or if you have a better suggestion to monetise this for the fundraising please let me know.

Maybe I've posted this in the wrong section? Normally when there's a bit of free hospitality on offer I get a better response in the outside world. Or perhaps my little coin pouch is worthless.
Anyhow, offer is still valid if there are any takers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=de...&v=nkZdTHmX0TQ

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Originally Posted by Deckard81

Maybe I've posted this in the wrong section?

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You are more than aware we have a sales section and once you gain access, you'll see that is wher we give stuff away, as the Bear Pit is the place we shout at each other.

One of the few rules in Sales Corner, is we can only advertise something we own, so advertising on your behalf is also not allowed

Charitable giving does not make rule breaking acceptable.

The fundraiser will still be active when you get onto SC, so hang on to it. There's no stopping you making a donation without giving something away.

However, nice gesture, however poorly presented.

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Originally Posted by burnsey66

You are more than aware we have a sales section and once you gain access, you'll see that is wher we give stuff away, as the Bear Pit is the place we shout at each other.

One of the few rules in Sales Corner, is we can only advertise something we own, so advertising on your behalf is also not allowed

Charitable giving does not make rule breaking acceptable.

The fundraiser will still be active when you get onto SC, so hang on to it. There's no stopping you making a donation without giving something away.

However, nice gesture, however poorly presented.

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Thank you very much. I'll follow your advice.

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Originally Posted by burnsey66

Only me! You are more than aware we have a sales section and once you gain access, you'll see that is wher we give stuff away, as the Bear Pit is the place we shout at each other.

One of the few rules in Sales Corner, is we can only advertise something we own, so advertising on your behalf is also not allowed

Charitable giving does not make rule breaking acceptable.

The fundraiser will still be active when you get onto SC, so hang on to it. There's no stopping you making a donation without giving something away.

However, nice gesture, however poorly presented. Now I don't believe you wanted to do that

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I did the same kind of thing before I had access to the SC. I got a better response and I guess the relevant difference was that I had Eddie's permission. For some reason not having asked permission really irritates me. You see a lot of it in SC. "Here's a link to the previous thread, I hope so-and-so won't mind." "These are so-and-so's pics, I hope you don't mind mate." If you're stepping on someone else's turf and you're not sure, why not ask then?

Anyway, a nice gesture. That's a good looking item and I'm sure it'll fetch a decent donation to the fundraiser in time.

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Originally Posted by Possu

I did the same kind of thing before I had access to the SC. I got a better response and I guess the relevant difference was that I had Eddie's permission. For some reason not having asked permission really irritates me. You see a lot of it in SC. "Here's a link to the previous thread, I hope so-and-so won't mind." "These are so-and-so's pics, I hope you don't mind mate." If you're stepping on someone else's turf and you're not sure, why not ask then?

Anyway, a nice gesture. That's a good looking item and I'm sure it'll fetch a decent donation to the fundraiser in time.

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I can see from the cold reaction that I could have handled it better. I just found that coin pouch while looking for something else and naively thought that someone else in the forum might like it and the proceeds could go to the forum's fundraiser. It'll be back in 3 months or so :-)

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Originally Posted by Deckard81

I can see from the cold reaction that I could have handled it better. I just found that coin pouch while looking for something else and naively thought that someone else in the forum might like it and the proceeds could go to the forum's fundraiser. It'll be back in 3 months or so :-)

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Just rules for everyone so it's fair, I'm itching to sell my leather bondage collection but I'm having to restrain myself.

You tried to run before you can walk and it's boomeranged back on you. Quite funny and in good spirit though so thanks :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Possu

For some reason not having asked permission really irritates me. You see a lot of it in SC. "Here's a link to the previous thread, I hope so-and-so won't mind."

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Nothing wrong with this, no-one owns a link.

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Originally Posted by Kingstepper

Nothing wrong with this, no-one owns a link.

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I disagree. It's not illegal like using someone's pics without permission. Being legal doesn't make it right. I just think it's poor form and plain laziness if you can't be arsed to go through the trouble of composing your own sales post or even politely asking permission from someone who could be arsed. A well composed sales post with all the pics can easily take a few hours to compose. I think it's just disrespectful to use the whole minute on your sales post like this:

For sale is my XXXX Watch. I'm asking £YYYY
I got this from member ZZZZ in Oct. Here's a link to his sales post with all the information and better pics than I could manage. Hope he doesn't mind.

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Originally Posted by Possu

I disagree. It's not illegal like using someone's pics without permission. Being legal doesn't make it right. I just think it's poor form and plain laziness if you can't be arsed to go through the trouble of composing your own sales post or even politely asking permission from someone who could be arsed. A well composed sales post with all the pics can easily take a few hours to compose. I think it's just disrespectful to use the whole minute on your sales post like this:

For sale is my XXXX Watch. I'm asking £YYYY
I got this from member ZZZZ in Oct. Here's a link to his sales post with all the information and better pics than I could manage. Hope he doesn't mind.

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Yes, it might be lazy but (from your first post) I thought it was the not asking permission you weren't happy with.

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Originally Posted by Kingstepper

Yes, it might be lazy but (from your first post) I thought it was the not asking permission you weren't happy with.

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That's where the poor form and disrespectful behaviour mentioned in my previous post come in.

Hello!
Sorry to resurrect an old one but the time has come when I can finally post in SC.
Can anyone give me an idea about the best way to raise some funds for the fundraiser? An idea about value for the PP coin pouch? Highest bidder over 2 days perhaps?
Thank you all.

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Originally Posted by Deckard81

Hello!
Sorry to resurrect an old one but the time has come when I can finally post in SC.
Can anyone give me an idea about the best way to raise some funds for the fundraiser? An idea about value for the PP coin pouch? Highest bidder over 2 days perhaps?
Thank you all.

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Do whatever you want to. You can do straight price, auction, reverse auction, whatever you want really.

Just say that the funds are to go to the fundraiser and cover postage yourself.

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Originally Posted by Dave+63

Do whatever you want to. You can do straight price, auction, reverse auction, whatever you want really.

Just say that the funds are to go to the fundraiser and cover postage yourself.

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Thanks Dave.
What's a reverse auction? And if I do straight price, do you have an idea of how much is worth? It was "free" to me so I have no idea. Don't want to say £50 and is only worth £10.

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Originally Posted by Deckard81

Thanks Dave.
What's a reverse auction? And if I do straight price, do you have an idea of how much is worth? It was "free" to me so I have no idea. Don't want to say £50 and is only worth £10.

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In a reverse auction, the buyer puts up a request for a required good or service. Sellers then place bids for the amount they are willing to be paid for the good or service, and at the end of the auction the seller with the lowest amount wins.

I would put it up for a few days to a week as a normal auction. Its worth is as much as someone wants to pay for it.

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Originally Posted by SwissChrono

I would put it up for a few days to a week as a normal auction.

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And it's more fun if you only allow £1 increments.

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Originally Posted by SwissChrono

In a reverse auction, the buyer puts up a request for a required good or service. Sellers then place bids for the amount they are willing to be paid for the good or service, and at the end of the auction the seller with the lowest amount wins.

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Sorry, meant Dutch Auction where the price is reduced regularly until someone bites.

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Originally Posted by Dave+63

Sorry, meant Dutch Auction where the price is reduced regularly until someone bites.

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Ok that makes more sense, was struggling to see how a lower amount would be good for a fundraiser auction.

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Originally Posted by bitfield

And it's more fun if you only allow £1 increments.

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I agree, you'll get a lot more involvement/interest with smaller increments.