To Sell firearms, accessory goods, or services on Guntopia, you must be a member and the goods and/or services must be available for immediate delivery upon a sale.
Easy Steps To Selling on Guntopia:
Logon with your email ID, and password
Click the Post Ad menu item or the Post Your Ads button
Select the proper type of ad listing (Gun or Non-Gun)
Complete ad listing page
There are two methods for selling on Guntopia:
Firm Price - Sell your item
without allowing price negotiations from the
bidder(s). During the ad listing process, follow
these directions when setting the pricing:
Set the "Ask Price" at your desired sell
price for the item.
Set the "Min Price" equal to the amount you
entered for the "Ask Price".
Bid offers less than the "Ask Price" will not
be accepted.
Negotiate-the-Price - Sell your
item allowing interested bidders to negotiate
the sale price. During the ad listing process,
following these directions when setting the pricing:
Set the "Ask Price" at your desired sell
price for which you are happy to sell for
immediately.
Set the "Min Price" at the minimum amount
you are interested in considering offers for
the sale of this item.
The combination of the "Ask
and Min Price" creates your "Trading Range"
for the item. The system will automatically
handle bids in the following manner:
Bids submitted at the "Ask Price" -
The system will accept that amount and the ad
is process for closing. The parties will receive
an email that includes contact information (email
address) for each member.
Bids submitted below the "Min Price" -
The system automatically reject all bids submitted
below the "Min Price". This will save the seller
from lowball clutter emails. Hint: Set the
"Min Price" low to see more deals. Set the
"Min Price" higher to see only those serious buyers.
Bids submitted in the "Trading Range" -
The system automatically forwards these bid
offers to the seller for their acceptance,
rejection, counter-bid, or do nothing and let
the bid offer expire. If the seller submits a
counter-bid offer to the bidder, this would be
price negotiation. Counter-bidding between the
parties may continue until the parties agree on a
price, or either one of the parties may end the
negotiations by rejecting a counter-bid, or do
nothing and allow the counter-bid to expire.
