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We
promised you a great website, and here it is. We tried to make it as simple
as possible but if it's all a little much, then here are some FAQ's to help
get the most out of Motor Post.
Basically buyers can find cars, motor bikes, boats, and trucks for sale,
that are both on and not yet on the market, by listing what they want to
buy so dealers and private owners (the sellers) who have one for sale can
tell them about it.
Sellers on the other hand can sell without advertising by searching for
people who want to buy what they want to sell. Do it the new way, find buyers,
sellers, and more deals with Motor Post.
Click here to
have a look at some examples.
 What
type of vehicle wanted can I list?
Cars and Commercials
Wanted
Motor Bikes Wanted
Boats Wanted
Trucks Wanted
How
much does it cost to list a wanted ad or sell a vehicle on Motor Post?
This is a FREE service.
Who
needs to register and become a member of Motor Post?
You need to register before you can list a 'wanted to buy' ad. Also sellers
must join to see the contact details of those who have listed wanted ads.
How
much does it cost to become a member of Motor Post?
This is a FREE service.
Who
can be members of Motor Post?
Licensed dealerships and gerneral public located in Australia.
Should
I become a member of Motor Post?
Yes!
How
does Motor Post work?
Join
Register (free)
as a member of Motor Post.
Buyers - complete a wanted listing
Enter what your vehicle requirements are.
Sellers
Search our system at anytime for people who want to buy what you want to
sell. Then contact any prospects by phone or the secure email form (your
email address is kept hidden).
Buyers - deactivate your wanted ad
Once you no longer need your Motor Post wanted listing then you can deactivate
it through My Motor Post.
Who
can see my contact details?
Only Motor Post registered members. All email addresses are kept hidden
as they must use the Motor Post email form to contact you by email.
Are
my details given to anyone else?
Absolutely not. They are only used for the manner intended.
Still confused about something? Just
send us an email
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