Cant sell a car on behalf of your family... cmon

**qstoria** · 14-03-2008 04:58 PM

I couldnt help but laugh when I noticed that syphergs thread to try and sell his dc2r had been removed.. cmon? what is going on? seems a tad petty to me. I saw the for sale thread earlier and remembered reading that syphergs sister now drives it. Wouldnt that mean its his car anyway therefore he can sell it if he wishes?

Sypherg could have easily said that its still his car, not mentioned his sister at all and it would still be in the for sale section. Plus im sure many others on here sell things on behalf of other people but if asked they just say its theirs and thats that.

for some its hard enough to get a rep point in the first place to allow one the ability to sell something anyway so cmon how about a fair go? there is a mountain of other far more useless trash on this forum that goes undeleted so to delete someones for sale thread of a nice car because 'their sister drives it'...

ozhonda FTL in this case

**bennjamin** · 14-03-2008 05:46 PM

Typical assuming uninformed response.

Why are family members different to any other person ? Why should they avoid "earning" a rep point to sell ?

In this instance , this is his sisters car under her name. So she can sign up , earn the right to sell then do so. Or she can pay to sell it on any other website.

Sypherg and I have already spoken about this and he understands why.
Why people insist on fighting other peoples battles its beyond me.

**Sydsyd** · 14-03-2008 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by qstoria

I couldnt help but laugh

me too...i couldn't help but laugh at u mate...

that rule had been there even before u joined, so don't go wondering about it, it's there for a reason

my 2c, sorry for being a smart**s

**qstoria** · 15-03-2008 12:27 AM

think you are missing my point in this particular case champ. read my post more carefully. why be sorry for what you say too? you are entitled to your opinion aren't you? as am i

I am pretty sure the rule would have been there from the start so unless you started ozhonda then it was there before you joined to

**xntrik** · 15-03-2008 04:59 AM

wait so this affects you how?

i get your point, but its not your problem as of yet.

**Dell99** · 15-03-2008 05:30 AM

you don't have to be directly affected by something to state your opinion (as the op did say it was his opinion)

**kyobi** · 15-03-2008 08:16 AM

I agree with qstoria. It's pretty silly..
But thats what you get for being honest.
Being that the car is his sister's, he could've lied and said that it was his own and no one would've known.

**czy_sol87** · 15-03-2008 09:05 AM

Originally Posted by bennjamin

In this instance , this is his sisters car under her name. So she can sign up , earn the right to sell then do so. Or she can pay to sell it on any other website.

isnt there a rule where only one OH account can be created per ip address??

what happens if they only have one computer in their household?

**wynode** · 15-03-2008 05:33 PM

IN regards to the title of the thread, the reason you can't sell on behalf of your family is we've had members in the past saying "but it's my brother/father/sister/cousins car". People use it as a way to bypass the rules basically. I don't see what's so hard about putting it in the Trading post / Car sales. The marketplace is here for the benefit of all members and not the main purpose of OH.

Originally Posted by Dell99

you don't have to be directly affected by something to state your opinion (as the op did say it was his opinion)

True that.

Originally Posted by czy_sol87

isnt there a rule where only one OH account can be created per ip address??

what happens if they only have one computer in their household?

It's actually one OH account per person.

**AsH_** · 15-03-2008 05:35 PM

Originally Posted by czy_sol87

isnt there a rule where only one OH account can be created per ip address??

what happens if they only have one computer in their household?

most people have dynamic IP addresses unless you pay extra for static, or

maybe ppl with cable have static...

i thought it was one account per email.

people elaborate.

**aaronng** · 15-03-2008 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by czy_sol87

isnt there a rule where only one OH account can be created per ip address??

what happens if they only have one computer in their household?

No, it's 1 account per person. There are many members here on Ozhonda with the same IP address because the ISP shares IP addresses. So we don't close down accounts based solely on IP address.