indie1282
Well-Known Member
I also love the POA ads on Facebook groups for things like wheelbarrows and brooms
I was just about to post this!! When you see a second hand rug for sale and you get 'pm for price' Why?!!
I also love the POA ads on Facebook groups for things like wheelbarrows and brooms
I was just about to post this!! When you see a second hand rug for sale and you get 'pm for price' Why?!!
I was just about to post this!! When you see a second hand rug for sale and you get 'pm for price' Why?!!
How something appears in a photo is not necessarily how it might be in real life, particularly if the vendor has been more than a little economical with the truth in the advert.
If I go to view something with the intention of buying and find it isn't as described or suitable, then I'm not going to buy it. I resent the fact that I would be seen as a "time waster" when it's actually my time (and petrol) that's been wasted.
To avoid timewasters who come and look at the rug, undo all the straps and then hand it back and say no thanks.
I'd only see the point of POA on a horse that was expensive. If not surely a rough asking price ("Priced in the 3-5k bracket, inquire further if interested") would be more useful whilst still vague enough?
Sorry to hijack but I spend a long time looking at adverts in advance and the amount of horses ridden into an incorrect "outline" is astounding. There's one dealer that advertises on here (no names mentioned) often in the promoted ads, where the rider is hunched forward in almost every single ad, almost like a light seat but sat, working the horse into an "outline".
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