Official Site of the Southern Kingfish Association

CLASSIFIEDS

BEFORE POSTING CLASSIFIED ADS - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

1. You must be a current SKA member in good standing.

2. We do not accept phone calls regarding Classified Ads.

3. We can only post classifieds that are received from our submission form or via fax. (FAX#:904-819-0331)

4. Any Photos for your ad must be emailed to: classifieds@fishska.com

5. ATTACH ONE PICTURE ONLY to the email. If more than one photo is sent, the webmaster will choose which one will be used and all others will be discarded - Name your picture file the PHONE NUMBER you listed in your ad and put the same number in the subject of the email. This will help us place the photo correctly.
The phone number in the ad is used to 'find' your ad to place the photo, make changes to your ad, or to delete the ad when your item sells.

6. When your item sells please use the removal form to notify us. Or, you can FAX us with "Cancel Classified" as the subject. Be sure to reference your phone number in the fax.

7. If you need to modify your ad please use the removal/modification form.

8. Ads that are submitted in ALL CAPITAL letters will be converted to sentence case.

9. Members in good standing may place an ad up to 250 characters plus one photo.
Additional characters are 25¢ each.

10. SKA Classified advertising is for individuals only. Current SKA members may advertise their boat, motor, or vehicle for no charge. Dealers who want to list items for sale in SKA classifieds may contact Deona at 904.819.0360 or sokingfish@aol.com for rates.

The SKA reserves the right to purge classified ads at any time.

Warning!

Be Aware of Internet Fraud!
The Internet offers a global marketplace for consumers and businesses. But crooks also recognize the potentials of cyberspace. It's sometimes hard to tell the difference between reputable buyers/sellers and criminals who use the Internet to rob people. You can protect yourself by learning how to recognize the danger signs of fraud. 1-800-876-7060 www.fraud.org

Postal Money Orders
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service has a message for you: while the check may be in the mail, it doesn’t always mean money in the bank. Scammers using counterfeit checks, commercial money orders, and postal money orders to ”pay” for items are leaving sellers empty handed.. Avoiding this scam is as simple as crossing a street – if sellers apply the same three basic principles: Stop. Look. Listen.

Stop. Never accept an overpayment for any item. Buyers should be advised to make payment in the correct amount. One of the most common signs of a fraud about to occur is the request to accept an overpayment and provide "change".

Look. Familiarize yourself with the security features offered by various forms of payment. Postal Money Orders offer easy to recognize security features that counterfeiters have been unable to replicate.

Listen. Make certain you understand your bank’s funds availability policy before you release merchandise to the buyer. Never send merchandise to a buyer BEFORE the check clears the bank. While some checks take only a couple days to clear, others can take several weeks.

If you’re not sure a postal money order is authentic, play it safe. Contact your local Postal Inspection Service office. The Postal Inspection Service is the federal law enforcement arm of the United States Postal Service.

A message from the Postal Inspectors: Protecting the Postal Service, its customers and employees from criminal attack for over 200 years.

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Southern Kingfish Association, LLC - 15 Garnett Avenue - St. Augustine, FL 32084
Phone 904.819.0360 - Fax 904.819.0331 - E-Mail: sokingfish@aol.com