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30-06-2015, 11:11 AM
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The way I assess a thread is as follows.... 1. Is the OP trying to sell something or push a product, if so keep your hands up in a guarded fashion and wallet as far away as possible. 2. Is the OP trying to diagnose their own specific car problem? If so offer some help, but also note if they contribute to others issues or if they go cold if they don't need anything (leeches) some don't have the courtesy to report back on the issue and how it was resolved... They just go cold leaving threads unresolved. 3. If not any of the two above scenarios, drop you guard and have some innocent car related chat. My threads fall into this category, harmless, innocent car related topics with some light hearted jest. Costs you nothing. Like organising car meets Last edited by HULK_I6T; 30-06-2015 at 11:22 AM. |
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Re: looking for a used car...
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