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1000s are looking to buy. Place your For Sale or Wanted ad today.

How to Place your Classified ad!

Click Here to pace your FREE Classified ad.

How to get better results or to edit your ad is below!

We need you to log-in before trying to place an ad.

Here is how to log in.

To log in first click the "Members" tab on the top right corner of the page, that will bring up the "log in" tab which is under the members tab on the left side of the page.

Click the "log in" tab and you will be asked to put in your login name and password. you will only be able to log in if you are a member of Fishingminnesota.com/HotSpotOutdoors.com.

To become a member go to : http://www.hotspotoutdoors.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/newuser

(if you're not logged in you will see the "members" tab and no "My Stuff" tab)

To place an ad while logged in: Simply click on the "Submit a new ad" link above, Then you will be able to start creating your ad.

Fill in all the reguired fields and checkbox on the LOWEST sub-category and LOWEST area in order to have the best results. Your ad will automatically be placed in the categories and areas you chose AS WELL as all those categories and areas above it.

Enter the alpha-numeric code from the code box and hit submit

You will then be able to select features that can give your classified ad additional visibility. If you want the basic ad just click "Submit" once.

To place an ad while not logged in: Simply click on the "Submit a new ad" link. The next page will have a large box Saying you are not logged in, scroll down past that box and start creating your ad. Put in your correct email, you will be asked to verify your newly created ad using the e-mail address used.

Fill in all the reguired fields and click the LOWEST sub-category and LOWEST area in order to have the best results. Enter the code from the code box and hit submit. After confirming your ad through email it will be visible. The email that you need to verify will come from "[email protected]. Make sure it does not get stopped by any of your e-mail filters or you will not be ableto place your ad.

To edit your ad you must be a member, while logged in click the "My Stuff" tab at the top right of the page then click the "Your classifieds" tab. Under the Classified you want to edit you click "Edit this classified"

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    • smurfy
      Just Food and Drink

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      By The way that didn't work either!! Screw it I'll just use the cellular. 
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      By Wanderer · Posted

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      Just Food and Drink

      By smurfy · Posted

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      By Wanderer · Posted

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      By Wanderer · Posted

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      Problems with Yetti

      By rundrave · Posted

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