There is a sell/ trade section here you can drop a post, others have benefited from, but you must have high enough XP to even join/ be part of. I think as long as you don't provide games with a mod, you are "safe-R". I don't believe videos are needed, just pics of your work and honesty is all that is required.
I think I will struggle to post 100 posts, I don't use cheats. And I do like being outside.Im not getting into prices but you can get switches right now below fair market value because people want switch2. To live off this without a second income to live above poverty you would need to flip one a day to keep the lights on, 3 every 2 days if you want 'vacation' in your vocabulary for that year. Its damn hard getting a used switch with its original box tho.
I think I will struggle to post 100 posts, I don't use cheats. And I do like being outside.Im not getting into prices but you can get switches right now below fair market value because people want switch2. To live off this without a second income to live above poverty you would need to flip one a day to keep the lights on, 3 every 2 days if you want 'vacation' in your vocabulary for that year. Its damn hard getting a used switch with its original box tho.
I think I will struggle to post 100 posts, I don't use cheats. And I do like being outside.Im not getting into prices but you can get switches right now below fair market value because people want switch2. To live off this without a second income to live above poverty you would need to flip one a day to keep the lights on, 3 every 2 days if you want 'vacation' in your vocabulary for that year. Its damn hard getting a used switch with its original box tho.
Maybe we should add exemptions for people that may join with new shops or what not as long as they can show trust and enough information a new group called Trusted Seller or something so users don't have to worry about scams. Tagging @shaunj66 and @Costello about this could be a good idea as alot of people do spend more time at their 9to5 and don't really want to post all over the forums, shops could also be a good advertisement for gbatemp not saying add a huge banner in store with gbatemp logo but maybe a print off for a place customers can go to for additional help with consoles.
Being its a "Grey" area, I don't see getting official support from gbatemp. Why bring more heat upon themselves. What's in effect now works, others have done ok by it. This is not gbatemp (facebook) marketplace after all. if a user can't commit to being a normal user, part of the fam, then why allow them to freely advertise here.
Being its a "Grey" area, I don't see getting official support from gbatemp. Why bring more heat upon themselves. What's in effect now works, others have done ok by it. This is not gbatemp (facebook) marketplace after all. if a user can't commit to being a normal user, part of the fam, then why allow them to freely advertise here.
Advertising, if a shop owner can make agreement with admins they could gather more user attractions and the shops customer could have a new place to hang out and ask questions.
I see local hardware repair shops advertising these services directly on their own websites, so I highly doubt anyone really cares beyond online platforms potentially taking down your store
The last time I remember Nintendo going after anyone in France was back in 2011 over Nintendo DS flashcarts, and that involved people importing and selling them in large quantities. No one has ever been attacked for simply installing modchips, atleast here and as far as i know.
they can only take it down if you are providing the software i have a guy in texas that does it and has his own website and everything he only does the hardware i have to setup the console myself. the first person i used was on etsy and he got took down because he setup the software so well its perfectly legal to modify something you own like a switch it is not legal to provide necessary software for pirating. here on this site you will see everything is seprate so they cant really touch it for example atmosphere by itself does not allow for piracy it is simply a homebrew software but when you add syspatch and the keys generated by lockpick.rcm it opens the door so if you put it all together and provide to a customer nintendo can go after you so just make sure you only do hardware without software setup and you will be fine
my guy puts his videos on youtube as how to videos however i first found him through etsy which as a hardware only i think you would be ok but im not sure as i havent been on etsy in long time as i directly contact my guy you also might have a hard time with international type orders
they can only take it down if you are providing the software i have a guy in texas that does it and has his own website and everything he only does the hardware i have to setup the console myself. the first person i used was on etsy and he got took down because he setup the software so well its perfectly legal to modify something you own like a switch it is not legal to provide necessary software for pirating. here on this site you will see everything is seprate so they cant really touch it for example atmosphere by itself does not allow for piracy it is simply a homebrew software but when you add syspatch and the keys generated by lockpick.rcm it opens the door so if you put it all together and provide to a customer nintendo can go after you so just make sure you only do hardware without software setup and you will be fine
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my guy puts his videos on youtube as how to videos however i first found him through etsy which as a hardware only i think you would be ok but im not sure as i havent been on etsy in long time as i directly contact my guy you also might have a hard time with international type orders
I only do the hardware part too, but my shop got taken down from my local marketplace. I barely see any shops on Etsy either (maybe I’m just searching poorly?), and I wanted to open one there, but the entry fee is 16€. I don’t really want to pay 16€ just to have my shop instantly closed lol, i also think they support "modification services" where the buyer sends you an existing item, you modify/repair it, and then send it back, that's super cool if that is the case since everything is properly handled by the website
YouTube videos are a good idea, yeah. Ideally, YouTube videos + your own website, I suppose.
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