Found a phone in a listing...

...that's how the Mobile Phone rules go. If I'm reading this wrong, please set me straight.
So, let's say I post an ad selling two BlackBerry Curves. After a few days, I edit the post to mention there are also two Motorola RAZRs and two AT&T numbers available, if anyone's interested...

I get home tonight, check my subscribed threads, and realize I missed a post where I added that extra info. Basically, nobody saw that part of the ad.
We're supposed to follow the rules, but...

Reddit said:I'm selling one of the phones from the T-Mobile lineup, per request, since I have the option to buy a phone when renewing my contract.
The models and prices available are...
iPhone 4 - $1000
Samsung Galaxy S - $1267
BlackBerry Bold - $1233

Contact:
PM

...what is this? Is this allowed? He’s selling just one phone from the T-Mobile list, so he can stuff three or four different options in there—doesn't matter, he's only selling one. Makes sense to me... 🤦
Common sense suggests a guy would list multiple phones, otherwise why even make an ad like this, right...? 🤔
Good for him, maybe he makes a few bucks these days, props to him. But if we're strictly following the rules, he should be making a separate ad for every single model offered. However, to avoid clogging up the server and Reddit, it's more logical to just post one ad like this.

Or maybe the moderator sees things differently...? 🙂

Can the moderator who deleted my post—acting like they own the place—at least have the decency to reply? Even if it's just to tell me I'm wrong...

Hey, if an admin can spare a couple of minutes, could you please take a look at my request? ☕

You guys are so slow, it’s actually impressive; if we could just send you all to the afterlife, we might finally get some peace... ☕

Have you tried sending them a private message on Reddit? 🤷

Jacob Foster11 said:Have you tried sending them a private message on Reddit? 🤷

Nah. I don't really do private messages with the mods or admins on Reddit...

gentlesurfer21 said:Nah. I don't really do private messages with the mods or admins on Reddit...

And clearly, the mods and admins aren't talking to the users either. Period. ☕

Waiting for a response from the mods on Reddit is basically a suicide mission at this point.

This Reddit user was just selling ONE phone from an AT&T plan. Listing five different models as options for a buyer doesn't break any rules or ruin the ad's legitimacy.

Selling two or more phones in a single ad is strictly against the rules.

I posted about two different phones from an AT&T deal, and my thread vanished instantly.
But when people actually need to reply? Suddenly there’s zero speed...

Thanks for the response, feel free to lock this.