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[James Feenstra]

Also... it's 2013, listing items for sale on the internet WITHOUT a picture, just blows my mind.

I can see listing without pictures. My camera takes fairly high res pictures that are generally too big to add as an attachment on message boards. If I was unfamiliar with image hosting sites that will appropriately scale a picture down, then it would be acceptable to request an email for pictures/etc.

Listing without locations or prices, however, is a bit useless.

[Paul Dershem]

I can see listing without pictures. My camera takes fairly high res pictures that are generally too big to add as an attachment on message boards. If I was unfamiliar with image hosting sites that will appropriately scale a picture down, then it would be acceptable to request an email for pictures/etc.

Listing without locations or prices, however, is a bit useless.

If you download Irfanview (free), you can re-size your own photos; it's quite easy.

[Tim Weaver]

I can see listing without pictures. My camera takes fairly high res pictures that are generally too big to add as an attachment on message boards. If I was unfamiliar with image hosting sites that will appropriately scale a picture down, then it would be acceptable to request an email for pictures/etc.

Listing without locations or prices, however, is a bit useless.

I'm sorry, but if you are trying to sell a piece of tech gear to a tech buyer, it is reasonable for you to learn how to resize photos. It is also reasonable to list FOB, price, and any other information that is pertinent to the sale.

[Tim McCulloch]

I'm sorry, but if you are trying to sell a piece of tech gear to a tech buyer, it is reasonable for you to learn how to resize photos. It is also reasonable to list FOB, price, and any other information that is pertinent to the sale.

+1.

Your loaf of bread IS getting sharper in the elevator...

[Jack keaton]

I wouldnt buy anything that I couldnt look at. Blind faith doesn't always work out

[Bob Leonard]

+1.

Your loaf of bread IS getting sharper in the elevator...

I had an uncle who was a baker. Couldn't raise enough dough so he went on the loaf.
 
But he could resize a picture.

[Mike Christy]

I had an uncle who was a baker. Couldn't raise enough dough so he went on the loaf.
 
But he could resize a picture.

How long have you had a weak back?

[Bob Leonard]

Oh, about a week back. I got it dancing.
 
I had an uncle who died dancing.......... At the end of a rope.

[James Feenstra]

I'm sorry, but if you are trying to sell a piece of tech gear to a tech buyer, it is reasonable for you to learn how to resize photos. It is also reasonable to list FOB, price, and any other information that is pertinent to the sale.

I know it's not a difficult concept, but you do have to remember we're referring to people who don't know where their gear is actually located....

resizing an image (or even hosting an image on something like imageshack) may be a rather difficult concept for someone struggling with their own location.

[Bob Leonard]

If you download Irfanview (free), you can re-size your own photos; it's quite easy.

If you're using windows you can do it with Windows Paint.

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