I've been a paying member these past 12 months. I love the board and have learned a lot. All the while I have been planning on renewing my membership but now I am unsure. I've noticed a trend of unhappiness with certain aspects of the forum.

I sold my S2000 about two weeks ago and placed a good bit of stuff up for sale: Clear side markers, keyhole plugs, Spugen exhaust, etc - etc... Everything sold quickly except for my rims. I completely expected this as they are a high dollar item and it is not exactly the season for selling rims. Most people put back on their Stockies during the winter anyhow.

My gripe is that I posted a thread in the For Sale forum while I was a paying member. I never even received a PM stating my subscription was about to expire. I go to update and bump my tread today and I find out it has been deleted. That is gay. I realize that my thread could not go on forever, but come on... At least let me finish my sale of the original item it was started for.

Do me a favor. Am I out of line or should I be allowed to finish my sale of the rims that I put up for sale while I was a paying member (as of midnight last night?!)?

Maybe I'm out in left field here... I don't know.

That's all... End of rant...

~The Lloyd~

 

Let The Lloyd sell his rims if he was a paying member when he posted. And there SHOULD be a reminder when your membership is about to expire. I know it indicates the date in "my s2ki", but an actual reminder WOULD be nice.

 

Moving to site info.

 

Lloyd, you have chosen exactly the wrong way to go about having the decision that was made about your thread reviewed.

Not that it would have made a difference, the rules about only members selling still exists.

If you renew, there will be no problem moving your post back.

I've removed your poll from your post, and edited the pictures out.

 

Why not just renew? Membership is less than a tank of gas or 20 minutes at an indoor karting track. It's about the same as a round of pitch and putt or a couple of buckets of balls at the driving range.

 

pay up the $20 and add it to the shipping cost of your rims - problem solved