Replacement Parts for DDR Arcade Machines

[uniarcade]

Hi guys, i'd like to recommend you - uniarcade.com 's replacement Parts for your DDR Arcade Machines. Uniarcade could supply high quality DDR Sensors, DDR CD-ROM Players, and any other DDR Arcade Machine Parts at a price you wuld be happy with.

Please visit here www.uniarcade.com

Just browse what other forum said about, please check out below link:
Users's review on DDRfreak.com

[Ho]

I'm moving this from the Trading Post to the DDR forum. It contains good information, but it is technically against the rules of the Trading Post which is for person-to-person and not commercial sales.

I recently went in on an order from this company with RyogAkari. I haven't met with him to get the parts I ordered yet (should be happening tomorrow). So far, RyogAkari has been very complimentary of the parts he ordered. I'll post my experience with the parts once I've had a chance to check them out.

[uniarcade]

I'm moving this from the Trading Post to the DDR forum. It contains good information, but it is technically against the rules of the Trading Post which is for person-to-person and not commercial sales.

Thanks, Ho.
I didn't check out very carefully the rules of Trading Post, just thought since this article was related with sales in some sense, so i did. Thanks for your moving, but not removing.

Also, yet i haven't ever posted any other articles regarding uniarcade.com's DDR parts in other forums, includes DDRfreak.com. Because considering such kind of article may look like a sales advertising, or seems to boast about something, and we do not need to boast anything about the quality or price, also i hate boasting in business.

[chocobojoe]

The best thing you could do for other forums, imo, is just make a catchy banner to place in your signature that advertises your company and links to your website.

[uniarcade]

The best thing you could do for other forums, imo, is just make a catchy banner to place in your signature that advertises your company and links to your website.

Thank you for your advice.

[danc1005]

The best thing you could do for other forums, imo, is just make a catchy banner to place in your signature that advertises your company and links to your website.

And speak better English.
Maybe.
Just sayin'

[uniarcade]

And speak better English.
Maybe.
Just sayin'

Thank you! Could you give any help for improving english please?

[BigBadOrc]

Thank you! Could you give me any help for improving my english please?

Ignore everything Potter says

[danc1005]

And speak better English.
Maybe.
Just sayin'

Thank you! Could you give any help for improving english please?

Do you happen to have anybody at your company who is a native English speaker? It gives off a much better vibe to customers, especially over the internet where people are always on the lookout for spam bots who usually have bad grammar/spelling.

[Ho]

I should probably point out that the people offering you "advice" on your use of language are not likely to purchase anything from you. You have already reached 2 out of the 3 people on these forums known to own a DDR machine. Your English is adequate for me to understand your message.

[Fluffyumpkins]

These thread are now concerning proper English use.

[lgolem]

We at the Great X Scape arcade have your site bookmarked for any DDR needs (or Drummania needs since we have looked into getting one of those).

[uniarcade]

Thank you all, and hope these information would be helpful to you.