US1 Fountain

iTrader: (1)

Exactly. A serious buyer for that boat will call regardless of too much or too little info. Otherwise they aren't seriously looking, just browsing.

vbot24

Try again first word in description. SOLD!! That's why price is gone.

LaughingCat

I remember that boat sitting on it's lift in Pinellas County for a number of years. Wondered what happened to it.

s022mag

I don't get that, do they honestly think they have a better shot of selling it when someone calls for the price?

1MOSES1

much of the ad description is monotonous rambling of crap people can figure out by looking at the pictures: I.e mention of glove box and it's location, etc. oh Lordy...

12meter joe

Even if I could afford it, I wouldn't buy it just because of that ad.

Young Performance

Good thing the add isn't pay by the word.......he would have had to double the price just to cover the add.

Sydwayz

iTrader: (1)

Went and actually read a bit of it.

It reminds me of a used car dealer ad. It's a bunch of crap copied and pasted from online reviews and brochures.

But, as of this posting...
905 views of this thread
710 views of the ad (since added YESTERDAY)
Brilliant marketing plan!

underpsi68

If there is no price listed in an ad, I very seldom will call to find out even if I am a serious buyer. If you are serious about selling something, PUT A PRICE ON WHAT YOUR SELLING!

Cash Bar

Funny part is the seller is probably saying to himself:

"905 views of my boat!! I should put some more info in the ad and it will sell in no time !!"

Meanwhile, I'm pretty sure that boat sold at National Liquidators previously for under $100k.