Boatsandoutboards

[cliffdale]

Although its taken a long time to complete the sale of Piccolo I would like to express my gratitude to Boatsandandboards.co.uk.

Im not sure how they make their money, the advert was free.

Piccolo was sold to a contact I made within the first week of advertising her for sale. Overall I have had about 12 replies and some offers over the telephone due to the advert.

I also placed an ad in Used boats and paid £120 for 8 weeks and had no reply.

I didnt buy the Sealine I mentioned a while ago, the service history was not very good and underwater weed growth was a laugh.

Still on the market for a 34 boat.

Cliff

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[PGD]

I think you'll find that most folk on here also rate the web site, I certainly do, sold most of my old engine parts through them.

They get my vote.

Peter

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[Dave_Snelson]

Agreed - great site, great service and its free.

The trade must pay advertising fees or something??

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[milltech]

Well I do - a little contribution it must be said.

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[Talbot]

had a number of very interested queries for a dinghy I was selling, and could easily have sold it through them, if someone local hadn't bought it first!!!!!

What impressed me most was that as soon as I told them it was sold, I had no further queries.

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