Seperate posting areas by Country

[Sgtron]

I live in the US and it seems like most of the posts are from the UK, with a few from other Clountries mixed in. What about having seperate main posting areas for different Countries. Each sell would then be able to bring up issues with others in the same Country. Just a thought..

[youmeus]

Sgtron, welcome to eBid and good luck.

Go to Quick Links at the top of this page, then down to Social Groups and you will find USA Experience. That is US buyers and sellers. The same people also are on these forums but they will answer any question to help fellow citizens out.

There are a lot of friendly people on this forum who will be glad to answer questions for you. I find it interesting to read the different versions of English. I have learned more than eBid or here!

Be sure to put a signature link on so we can quickly see what you are selling.

[TiasTreasures]

But then I wouldn't be able to read all the posts from the people in the UK! A lot of threads here in the forums have nothing to do with selling and buying . . . I'd miss all the fun.

Besides, a lot of the threads here apply regardless of which country we're shipping from. The main difference is the postal services, and it's easy enough to skip the ones that don't apply to me. I think everything else applies regardless of the country of origin.

[e_nviable]

But then I wouldn't be able to read all the posts from the people in the UK! A lot of threads here in the forums have nothing to do with selling and buying . . . I'd miss all the fun.

Besides, a lot of the threads here apply regardless of which country we're shipping from. The main difference is the postal services, and it's easy enough to skip the ones that don't apply to me. I think everything else applies regardless of the country of origin.

........ and I wouldn't get a fascinating insight into the way of life in the U.S. of A

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[JudesNiceThings]

I'd prefer to keep a truly 'international' board.

We have US members here, who are also very helpful.

Remember,(please) that this site is run and administered in the UK.