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Is Is Ok To Sell Items On This Forum?


munchkinette

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I apologize if this isn't appropriate for this board. Is there a "market place" section in this forum?

I want to sell my bread maker. Although I can easily sell it on craigslist, I thought I'd like to find some other gluten-intolerant person since the bread maker has never touched gluten, and it's so rare that we can buy used kitchen equipment.


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Here is a link to the Board Rules.

I would not think that it would be a violation to sell an individual product, by an individual member. I would include that anyone interested in your bread machine, contact you through a personal message.

It is not allowed to self-promote a business.

But, I can also see how this site could turn into e-bay for Celiacs.

............so, I will defer to other moderators or the administration.

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