Ad Placement Guidelines

Help us prevent abuse of this free and open advertising system.

We accept PRIVATE PARTY ads And Paid Commercial Ads

Any ad thought to be from a commercial vendor will be removed without notice.

ABSOLUTELY NO BIZ OPPS!

• All "personal" information (other than what is supplied in ad text upon ad submission) is kept strictly confidential.
• Ads will be posted within 24 hours of receipt and you will be notified via email immediately following placement. Please check your ad for accuracy. We are not responsible for errors in advertising.
• Once you have sold/found your item, please Use the My Classified Ads page to cancel your classified ad.
• MyTownAds.com does not knowingly accept advertisements that discriminate or intend to discriminate on any illegal basis, or are otherwise illegal.
• Only 3 free ads per person may be listed at any one time.
• Ad must be NO MORE than 300 characters (approx. 40 words)

CORRECTIONS:

MyTownAds assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors, omission of copy or misrepresentation in copy. To make any corrections/changes to your ad please click on the "My Ad" link at the top of the page.

Private Ads:

Use this form to place reader ads advertising private party items only or that are not of a commercial nature. Click here to place a Private Ad.

Commercial Ads:

Use this form if you are placing a reader ad for a commercial purpose. Individuals or businesses advertising a service or their services are considered "commercial" as are items such as hay for sale; stud services; raising animals with intent to sell; firewood for sale; buying & repairing any item for resale; handmade items for sale; apartments for rent, etc. Click here to place a Commercial Ad.

Tips on writing an effective classified:

Make sure that you select the most appropriate category that best describes your ad. If you place your ad in the wrong category, more than likely your ad will be skipped by the reader or a potential customer. Customers will only look at ads in the categories of interest to them.

Try to make your classified title as relevant as possible to the content of your classified.
Use attention key terms or keywords.

For example, if you are promoting a business or a service to help customers achieve a high level of profit levels you could say in your title “Explode your earnings”. Most likely your audience will pay more attention to this title as opposed to, "Increase your earnings "...etc.

In addition to these tips, take advantage of our extra options that are provided for you. These options are designed to enhance your ad visibility and get you the attention you want from potential customers.

Example Ad:

		1970 Jeep Wagoneer from 2006-02-20
		new 38 inch swampers custom suspension new dana 44 dana 60 axles 410 gears lockers custom drivelines buick 350 4bbl hei ingnition th400 dana20 t case beautiful interior camouflage in color needs radiator email for more info $1500.00 obo http://mytownads.com Automotive - Trucks/SUVs Pasco County, Florida. Seller: P., S. Show S.P.1140398196

It is the policy of Mytownads.com to not make assumptions for our advertisers. Therefore, please advise - in the text of your ad - how you would like to be contacted regarding your home.

Real Estate Advertisements

We accept only For Sale By Owner Real Estate Listings in our Free Ads Section.

We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.

* Realtors/Brokers must purchase one of our Commercial Ad packages

* Postings for commercial property for sale or rental are considered commercial ads and are subject to our commercial ad rates.

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination." Most state laws also forbid discrimination based on these factors, except that it forbids discrimination based on "disability" rather than "handicap."