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Wouldnt it be a good 
to have a delete button so we can take of our adds whenwere finished with them
to have a delete button so we can take of our adds whenwere finished with them
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Sure & steadfast.
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There is a button to mark your item as 'Sold'
That works better than simply deleting it, as at least then people will actually know it has been sold, rather than go looking for the advert to no avail. -
avert?
Yes but it dosent take if off and out of the way
youve still got alot of unnesserary stuff on the site.!
Sure & steadfast.
BMC/BL Rally 2008.First prize 1980s onward.
1988 Montego Estate 1600L Atlantic Blue From new Daily runner
1979 Triumph Dolomite 1500HL Pagent Blue From new 76.000 milesNow out of Hibination and into RestorationComment
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It removes itself automatically after a short period of time once it is marked as 'Sold'. It is useful for people browsing the Classifieds to know what has become 'Sold'
Marking it as 'Sold' will remove your ad after a set period of time.
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Sounds as if the ad page was devised by an ex-estate agent
My name is Darren.
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That's just the way the program was supplied to us. I've made the "SOLD IT!" button a "Delete Ad" button which might be a bit clearer.
There's a program that's meant to run automatically every so often to remove out of date ads but for some reason it doesn't.
I'll have another look once I've got a little more time to spare.Jonathan Sellars
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