Can someone with a BST answer some questions?

Ztak07

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Jun 23, 2012

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• Jul 4, 2014

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Hey guys,

I'm planning on becoming JR VIP either today or tomorrow and opening a BST pretty soon. I've got some questions about the proccess however. In the BST rules it says that a moderator has to review your service. Does this mean you have to basically sell them the service for free? I'm asking because my BST is going to be a bit more pricey than typical services on this forum. It would mean incurring costs about in the low hundreds to provide the review copy.

 

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srinu0812

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Nov 1, 2012

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• Jul 4, 2014

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Yes, you need to.
You need to offer the biggest pack that is listed on your sales thread to the moderator.

 

Ztak07

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• Jul 4, 2014
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• #3

This is a bit of a sticky situation. I want to sell ORM services.

 

WizGizmo

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Mar 28, 2008

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• Jul 4, 2014

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Hello Ztak07:

Yes . . . it is a requirement that your service be reviewed by a moderator
before it is approved or denied.

If you have a special circumstance, you can discuss it with an admin.

 

pxoxrxn

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Dec 21, 2011

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• Jul 4, 2014

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Ztak07 said:

It would mean incurring costs about in the low hundreds to provide the review copy.

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Just factor it into your prices. That's just the costs of doing business on BHW. The mods do allot of work to keep the marketplace clean and should be rewarded for their work.

Just think of it as paying them to keep the reputation of your selling medium clean.

 

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srinu0812

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• Jul 4, 2014

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IKnowSEO reviewed my BST that was once put up for some reason and he reviewed the biggest copy that is advertised.

May be, some one who sells SEO services can ask your question and can convey how the review process goes for monthly services or similar services.

 

hardcorebiker

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I dont see the problem even if u need to spend few hundreds. You have to do it only once for free and it opens doors to hundreds of potential customers.