Post by veganline on Jan 24, 2018 15:48:02 GMT
I don't see anywhere to make suggestions to FS on their web site, so I'll post here.
They say they'll use a broker to sell the boats, but only mention one add in Classic Boats mag, presumably also online. They state that auctions would attract "the wrong sort of customer", without further explanation.
I have only spent a couple of minutes on each of these searches, so they should be easy to repeat.
Search engines found me a thread listing with some other advertising sites. The thread begins "I have decided it is time to sell my Scarborough Sloop (30' larch on oak) in favour of a GRP Folkboat", and lists several specialist sites. Cut and paste the quote to repeat the search.
Search on for-sale.co.uk for "yacht sail boat" found a few people trying their luck on less specialised sites - gumtree ebay and preloved.
I wonder if the broker, or FS themselves, might cut-and-paste onto some of those sites as well? Maybe there is a good reason not to, but it would be good to state it if so. Any reassurance welcome
They say they'll use a broker to sell the boats, but only mention one add in Classic Boats mag, presumably also online. They state that auctions would attract "the wrong sort of customer", without further explanation.
I have only spent a couple of minutes on each of these searches, so they should be easy to repeat.
Search engines found me a thread listing with some other advertising sites. The thread begins "I have decided it is time to sell my Scarborough Sloop (30' larch on oak) in favour of a GRP Folkboat", and lists several specialist sites. Cut and paste the quote to repeat the search.
Search on for-sale.co.uk for "yacht sail boat" found a few people trying their luck on less specialised sites - gumtree ebay and preloved.
I wonder if the broker, or FS themselves, might cut-and-paste onto some of those sites as well? Maybe there is a good reason not to, but it would be good to state it if so. Any reassurance welcome