Frequently Asked Questions

General

Q: I have tried to contact a seller and not recieved a response.
A: If you have not gotten a response, the item has likely been sold. Please move along and look for the item from another seller.

Q: I have made a post and not gotten the confirmation email.
A: Usually, emails are delivered without issue. Please perform the following checks before contacting us:

  1. Ensure you are filling in the correct email address when creating your post.
  2. Ensure you are checking the same email account that you created the post with.
  3. Check your SPAM or JUNK folder.
  4. Use a free email service such as Google's GMail, AOL, or Hotmail.
  5. Lastly, contact us and we can resend your email.

Q: I've lost my confirmation email, how can I edit/delete my post?
A: Your confirmation email can be resent by clicking the "Edit/Remove Post" link on your post's page. Or you access the Resend Confirmation page directly but you will need to enter the ID for your post.

Accounts

Q: Do I need an account to use ARMSLIST?
A: No. You can perform all of the major functions without creating an account.

Q: Why should I create an account?
A: If you are a frequent user of ARMSLIST, you can create an account that will save you time performing repeated tasks.
What are these features you ask?

  • Ability to bypass confirmation emails
  • Ability to have your email address pre-filled when creating posts or sending messages
  • Ability to view/edit posts you have made in the past in a single consolidated list

Q: What is OpenID?
A: OpenID is a system that allows you to use a single login for a variety of different websites. OpenID works by allowing you to select a provider that you already have an account with, such as Google, AOL, or Yahoo. Login is transferred to the selected provider. The provider verifies your login information and control is transferred back to ARMSLIST.

Q: Why use OpenID?
A: It seems that every website requires you to create an account. You end up with tons of usernames and passwords that you have to try to remember. OpenID allows you to reuse these logins in a secure way. Basically, it's simpler.