Why do C3 dealers....

[JesseR]

Why do C3 dealers keep old inventory on their websites? I'm searching for some items and every time I find what I'm looking for it shows the item as sold.

Some C3's have complete sites of sold inventory. Is this for bragging or just to annoy possible customers? Seeing as I'm new to the class 3 world, just wanted to know how this became the standard.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

Could be that it gets your attention and they could try to sell you something else they have. OR, just too lazy to update the website.

 

[Nighthawk]

Could be that the inventory is sold so fast that, it is easer to put sold and when they come in delete the sold. Then you do not have to upload a picture, information etc.

 

[mr ed]

if they list a price. its nice reference material for you to see what others have sold for.

 

[SoonerStatePawn]

They may not remove the items from the site until the item is actually transferred. You're looking at 6 months of being on hold for the ATF to issue the stamp, if the buyer got denied it's already online with several months worth of exposure.

 

[AKguy1985]

They may not remove the items from the site until the item is actually transferred. You're looking at 6 months of being on hold for the ATF to issue the stamp, if the buyer got denied it's already online with several months worth of exposure.

That makes sense.

 

[JesseR]

Yea but when I have money, I'm looking to buy... Just doesn't make sense, like walking on a car lot with all the cars marked sold.

 

[aeropb]

Everything in the world of guns, gun laws, and gun people is retarded.

 

[MrShooter]

Everything in the world of guns, gun laws, and gun people is retarded.

+1
Lol

 

[Dynamicentry]

Yes, it six when searching