I've been wearing this since Thursday, so I'll probably choose something else this morning. Amazing I can use two-year old photos for this weekend's shots.
I'm warming to it. The more I see, the less I dislike. I don't like the text, but I could live with it.
Who knows, at this rate, we'll be begging for reps of it in 6 months.
ps. Yes, I like the new SD, in case I wasn't clear.
If I post a post and 10 people read it, I get 10 views. If one person replies and the same 10 people read it, I get 20 views and 1 reply. If another person replies and the same 10 read it again, that's 2 replies and 30 views. Very easy to do, especially when it's an interesting thread with only two or three main contributors discussing often and 20-30 people waiting for an outcome.
Post count isn't everything, but ratings are great.
This will get your credit card refused in places that accept signatures - you may also be invalidating your card. Seeing as most credit card fraud is cardholder-not-present fraud, it'll not stop any of that, either. Pin-and-Chip solves this anyway. Hooray for Pin-and-Chip.
The best advice is to never let your card out of your sight.
Got something to hide?
Why should we ever stand by and watch some n00b get a new [censored] reamed simply because no-one stood up and spoke? If someone is offering items for sale at rip-off prices, tell us. The noobs are happier and the community is happier. The only person standing to lose out is the twunt that's trying to fleece unfortunates because it's still cheaper than bluefakes.
If you're offering a watch for more than it sells for new, then yes, it's our business. It's our hobby and you're treating it like your playground.
Yes, I know the forum rules basically say keep out of other peoples' trades, but I'd like to propose we revisit them in the case of scammers and rip-off artists.
Sure, but at that point, we need to stop reporting eBay scams and globalreplica.
No such thing as a free market, especially not here, and let's not forget the reason we have these forums: To stop being ripped off and to help others avoid being ripped off.
I say crap on those threads. Call out the sellers. If it's a free market you want, crapping should be perfectly acceptable behaviour as the crappers are merely market forces. Free markets means no-one has anything to hide or hide behind.