Virtual Items Board

There is a Non-Virtual items board, but I would love for there to be a Virtual items board for people to sell domains, or other sorts of stuff.

Thanks,

Chocothunda

 

These types of things generally go into:

Sythe.Org Forums > Market > Other Game Market > Other Sales

You do make a fair point though. There should be another subsection called "Other." Not "Other Sales" in "Other GAME Market."

 

Thanks, so do we wait for an administrator to look at this?

 

This isn't a bad idea, though the designation may become confusing.

 

And it is a bit easier to scam virtual items.

 

No one goes into that section as it is. Adding another subsection would be bad. The Console Gaming should get it's own section before Virtual Sales in my opinion.

 

The console gaming could go in Non-Virtual section.

 

Console Gaming would be Virtual Gaming. >.>

Console Sales would be Non-Virtual.

 

Would virtual console gaming would one sell?

 

A virtual items section would be useful, possibly to replace the other section?

A lot of people seem to have confusion with things like iTunes cards, book vouchers and so on also, which technically are real items but in most cases don't require posting.

 

Thank you .

 

Honestly, I think it would be a dead section.

 

Good idea, but would it be relatively active?

 

Yeah it would. I know a whole bunch of people who would use it to sell domains and hosting etc.

 

So what is the answer with this. People need a place to sell hosting, and domains and everything else. ^^

 

This has been suggested before, and I don't know what happened. Its still a good idea because people try to sell hosting in the programming section and that just is no good. >_>

 

It was denied because scammers would be hard to track and trace in this section.

Not to mention, we'd get a lot of spam like in the WoW Markets section, of people linking to other sites just to get customers

Etc.

You'd also need a mod or two who know about this kind of stuff, to keep it clean of stuff like this.

I support the idea, but implementation would require a bit extra work.