Something to consider. When you post photos of a knife for sale that you don't have, using photos of someone else's knife you lifted off the web you run the risk of the actual owner or another person recognizing those photos and upsetting the apple cart, so to speak.
If a seller says to "email for photos" it may be because he or she used to use PB and hasn't figured out a new hosting site/process or it could be that they don't want photos posted where others could undo their intended scam.
I guess what I'm trying to say is if you want to see photos posted in the for sale ad and that's the way you've always wanted it done then I say don't change a thing. Most of us are buying and trading knifes that we don't need to ensure our daily survival so why not make use of everything you can to avoid getting ripped off?
If a seller says to "email for photos" it may be because he or she used to use PB and hasn't figured out a new hosting site/process or it could be that they don't want photos posted where others could undo their intended scam.
I guess what I'm trying to say is if you want to see photos posted in the for sale ad and that's the way you've always wanted it done then I say don't change a thing. Most of us are buying and trading knifes that we don't need to ensure our daily survival so why not make use of everything you can to avoid getting ripped off?