

I agree. Fleabay is probably the widest platform in terms of audience and specific items you can have.


I agree. Fleabay is probably the widest platform in terms of audience and specific items you can have.


I’m no mod or anything, but with the post count so low I, as a mere reader, would not mind seeing HA items for sale here as long as it’s hobbyists and not businesses.
You’d almost certainly want to employ some of the posting rules used in the r/XXXXsales subs. Things like prepend your title with For Sale, location and item description. It would also make some sense to declare in your ad some guidelines to ensure a smooth sale like PP invoice and/or some verifiable reference to your credibility (ie - Heatware/ebay ratings). There naturally needs to be some sort of assurances on both sides of the transaction.
I very much miss the r/homelabsales sub, but I am never going back.


Amazon is playing a role here for the administration. They were never going to do this.
A false story is pushed that Amazon will reveal tariff pricing. The government pushes back hard and threatens Amazon. Amazon backs down.
The truth is Amazon never planned on revealing anything at all. They are playing a role to help this asshole administration. This process serves as a warning to any other businesses that talk about revealing anything to do with tariff price increases and stifling the discussion.
This keeps a large block of the populace in the dark about the matter.


May you be touched by His noodely appendage. R’amen.


To be clear, it isn’t someone upset about her being on the wrong side of things and threatening her because of that, but instead it is someone telling her to keep in line for Russia…or else.


I won’t go russian to judgement or putin the blame on anyone, but some people that love to sow chaos and take down the US do come to mind.
As is the tiny hand.
Wanted to get a link for you:
Key findings:
Clayton Homes, owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, makes more mobile home loans than any competitor by a factor of six.
Warren Buffett’s Clayton Homes operates under at least 18 names, leading many buyers to think they’re shopping around.
Warren Buffett’s Clayton Homes lends at interest rates that can top 15 percent, and often adds thousands in fees to borrowers’ loans.
Clayton customers report deceptive and predatory deals including loan terms that changed abruptly, surprise fees and pressure to take on excessive payments. Former dealers said Clayton Homes encouraged them to steer buyers to finance with Clayton’s own high-interest lenders.


Yah, but only ~70% of us.
Maybe a little less scummy. Buying up trailer parks and jacking up rates on folks who are already living in poverty-light conditions is still pretty scummy.
I don’t think him to be clever at all. He has handlers. They tell him what to do. Maybe the things you’ve described happened with the background “brilliant” (I don’t think they’re brilliant either) minds playing 4D chess, but trump is a [cheating] checkers man through and through.
It is market manipulation for sure though. They just don’t want to tank things too early so they’re riding the razors edge. I am sure there are dissenting opinions on how to do this wonton destruction and what sort of carcass is left behind. This shows up as chaos with his decisions. Again, as in my original post, I only say “his” as he is the mouthpiece for the cabal of evil idiots.
What do you call a Frenchman is sandals?
Philippe Floppe
It’s all pump-n-dump by design to enrich himself and his backers, but MAGAs don’t know how to play connect-the-dots.
I couldn’t read the entire article…
Because it’s levernews and they want reader’s info. No thanks.
Edit: I turned around to talk to a cow-orker and you posted the archive link after I started typing this. lol [shrug]


I’ve been watching on C-SPAN. Senate.gov I think has a live stream too?


He’s still there as of 10am PT 2pm PT.


I believe they’ve burned their own building down. Now they can play victim and the blame-game.
Telegraph isn’t credible in my opinion.
Edit to add that the story is plausible to me, but I don’t trust The Telegraph very much.