buying pigeons, your info

[Guest strapper]

with all the demands of fanciers wanting full info from sellers.. what do you feel on buyers and their info?

 

should they give full info like expected of sellers? name  and club /fed

 

after all, anyone could be bidding and end up not paying and then the seller is left without any info about the bidder, and birds that could have been sold.

lets have it fair both sides and continue to protect both parties.

[pjc]

maybe admin can keep a register for buyers with all details and only if a purchase pulls out, messes somebody around, doesn't pay etc should there details be released.

 

With the current breakins etc i wouldn't want my details published.

[Guest grizzler]

wouldnt have any problem providing my details to anyone selling birds.

[Guest grizzler]

wouldnt have any problem providing my details to anyone selling birds.

 

but wouldnt want them published on open forum

[grizzal]

I think when you join this or any Forum you should give

1,full flying name

2,pigeon club you fly in if any and loft number

3,club sec + contact number

4, email address

so those in charge have everything at hand just  incase of any trouble [jmo]

[Guest strapper]

maybe admin can keep a register for buyers with all details and only if a purchase pulls out, messes somebody around, doesn't pay etc should there details be released.

 

With the current breakins etc i wouldn't want my details published.

 

i wouldnt either phil but some are expecting sellers to do just that.

 

catch 22 situation m8

[Guest stb-]

Paul registering would not make a bit of difference as if someone changes his mind

 

and dosent want to buy there is not much you can do about it,

 

I think that has happened to us all at sometime in life,  fortunatly you dont get to many time wasters in general, and you wont have lost anything apart from your time .

 

[pjc]

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i wouldnt either phil but some are expecting sellers to do just that.

 

catch 22 situation m8

 

Sellers shouldn't be asked to publish there address, if they want to disclose it thats upto them but it should be logged with admin.

 

[Guest strapper]

Paul registering would not make a bit of difference as if someone changes his mind

 

and dosent want to buy there is not much you can do about it,

 

I think that has happened to us all at sometime in life,  fortunatly you dont get to many time wasters in general, and you wont have lost anything apart from your time .

 

i think its law if you bid on a bird on an open forum its classed as official if the sale is registered on that site...although i dont think anything will happen.

just like any inflamitory info against a fellow member can be classed as such.

[Guest strapper]

 

Sellers shouldn't be asked to publish there address, if they want to disclose it thats upto them but it should be logged with admin.

 

yes m8 but gold members have to by site rules

[Guest stb-]

maybe admin can keep a register for buyers with all details and only if a purchase pulls out, messes somebody around, doesn't pay etc should there details be released.

 

With the current breakins etc i wouldn't want my details published.

 

Phil  i dont think admin could release anyones details if they didnt pay with the data protection act .

 

You could get sued to death with that if anything happend. :o

 

I NO ITS NOT NICE IF SOMEONE DOSENT PAY BUT EVERYONE HAS A RIGHT TO CHANGE THERE MIND ,

 

Even when you sighn a contract to buy you have a 7 day cooling of period and you can pull out then :o

[pjc]

 

Phil  i dont think admin could release anyones details if they didnt pay with the data protection act .

 

You could get sued to death with that if anything happend. :o

 

I NO ITS NOT NICE IF SOMEONE DOSENT PAY BUT EVERYONE HAS A RIGHT TO CHANGE THERE MIND ,

 

Even when you sighn a contract to buy you have a 7 day cooling of period and you can pull out then :o

 

The RPRA etc give out your details to anybody who finds one of your birds! They say as you are a member it means you have agreed to them disclosing your information.

If this is the case then by being a member of the forum does that not give them permission to release if needed.

[p charlton]

you should not give your info and it should not be kept in the office of the forum it takes in min for someone to hack into the back office seen it done

[micko and jack]

just a thought could it be run on the same rules as ebay ?? if you bid its binding

[THE FIFER]

dont think it would be easy in auctions keeping buyers details, bids change to much,

[Guest strapper]

dont think it would be easy in auctions keeping buyers details, bids change to much,

 

maybe just like an auction before bidding you should have your details with the auction place ..ie the site?..it would take less than 3-4 mins to reg...

 

if the site charges sellers to sell then surely it has an obligation to protect sales?

[Guest stb-]

 

The RPRA etc give out your details to anybody who finds one of your birds! They say as you are a member it means you have agreed to them disclosing your information.

If this is the case then by being a member of the forum does that not give them permission to release if needed.

 

The way the forum is just now  i would say no, as there will be loads on here who no one will know who they are anyway apart from a user name .

 

There can be loads of reasons why people change there minds after buying somthing

 

or bidding  and buy posting names etc can open a whole can of worms for the site.

 

Buy posting details you are basically accusing someone of something , and sometime there are genuine reasons why someone pulls out.   Its a very GRey area.

 

 

[Guest stb-]

just a thought could it be run on the same rules as ebay ?? if you bid its binding

 

yes thats right micko, but what do ebay do about it,  not a lot or close your account :-/