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<blockquote data-quote="GorillaG" data-source="post: 4329298" data-attributes="member: 49083"><p>lol, yeah good luck with FB, I joined 3 of those groups. Couldn&#039;t buy or sell a thing. It&#039;s a total hassle, you can&#039;t post ANY info at all just pics. Then everyone gets all their wires crossed trying to figure out who messages who. Royal pain in the ass. Every Tom, ****, and Harry messages you for info then no one replies. Half the people can&#039;t even figure out the concept. Of course you get the requisite low ballers, guys wanting to trade grandpa&#039;s single shot shotgun for your Colt, and the usual ghosting when a deal is finally struck. Before they ruined Armslist it was a great site, bought and sold a lot there over the years. I wrote them and said I&#039;d be glad to pay a reasonable fee to list or sell a gun but every company is now on the &quot;subscription&quot; model. I&#039;m not gonna pay a monthly fee for eternity to sell or buy a couple guns a year. Naturally they&#039;ve never replied to any of my emails. Oh and your credit card company won&#039;t let you quit, the company has to agree to let you out. Remember 25 years ago trying to quit AOL? I had to tell them I sold my computer before they let me go. Judging from the number of sellers and listings Armslist has lost (it looks like about 75 to 80 percent) they cut their own throat.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="GorillaG, post: 4329298, member: 49083"] lol, yeah good luck with FB, I joined 3 of those groups. Couldn't buy or sell a thing. It's a total hassle, you can't post ANY info at all just pics. Then everyone gets all their wires crossed trying to figure out who messages who. Royal pain in the ass. Every Tom, ****, and Harry messages you for info then no one replies. Half the people can't even figure out the concept. Of course you get the requisite low ballers, guys wanting to trade grandpa's single shot shotgun for your Colt, and the usual ghosting when a deal is finally struck. Before they ruined Armslist it was a great site, bought and sold a lot there over the years. I wrote them and said I'd be glad to pay a reasonable fee to list or sell a gun but every company is now on the "subscription" model. I'm not gonna pay a monthly fee for eternity to sell or buy a couple guns a year. Naturally they've never replied to any of my emails. Oh and your credit card company won't let you quit, the company has to agree to let you out. Remember 25 years ago trying to quit AOL? I had to tell them I sold my computer before they let me go. Judging from the number of sellers and listings Armslist has lost (it looks like about 75 to 80 percent) they cut their own throat. [/QUOTE]

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