URL's in posts and signatures

It has come to our attention that many High Lifter Forum Members are, unknowingly, using the forum as a means to advertise for other websites and businesses that are in the ATV product retail business. High Lifter spends a considerable amount of money to provide this forum to it's members as a courtesy, a way for our customers to communicate with each other to share ideas, information, and riding techniques...and our way of saying "thanks" for being a loyal High Lifter customer.

However, recently, this issue has gotten out of hand and forced forum management to make a blanket statement concerning web-links. In an effort to not single out any one business, industry, or website, links to ATV RELATED RETAIL WEBSITES or websites that regularly sell ATV accessories, modifications, or other products will no longer be allowed to appear in any form on the High Lifter Forum in posts and/or signatures. Please refrain from including URLs in your posts or signatures to any website of this type. The High Lifter forum moderators will immediately delete URLs fitting these descriptions in the future.

Thank You
High Lifter Management


NOTE TO MODERATORS

If you encounter a post or signature that is in violation, immediately delete the URL with no explanation or pm necessary. Keep up the great job that you are doing. Thank you.

well if your product is not the best then i will let other pepole know what is the best.so many times i have order parts .and the produt dose not work .i can't retrun it because you won't accept it. i have bought thousands dollors parts.that have had problems.and yes i do have a atv shop.

what if its a link to another atv site just giving pointers or tips like on jetting or changing something. Not really trying to sell them anything? Those links alright?

Sorry i'm new :)

Those type sites are fine. They just dont want a link to a competitor's site posted. Sites that have FAQS, pointers, how-tos, etc are welcomed.

ok... thanks! I was worried when I went someone a link to another site that just showed pictures to them, showing them how to work on their atv...

Thanks

So our club web sites are ok.

Jason A. Moore
05 Kawasaki Brute Force 750 back on the table again
04 Polaris 700 race ready
99 foreman w/vamps
H20 bog team member
1st place Clash Of The Titans run what you brung bog 05-07
www.myspace.com/bruteallmighty750
www.myspace.com/teamhard2outdo

As long as there is not links to competitor sites in one the site you link to,then it is ok

My Pics

Highlifter has competitors?[:D]
 
I have had nothing but problems with my '05 750 for the last six months.  The stealer refuses to fix there mess up ( retard mechanic thought it would be easier to pry off the old belt and pry on the new one) now their saying it's the way I ride and the 27" Mudlites that they sold me.  I'm beginning to think that most businesses are just out to take advantage of people instead of being honest. 
 
Anybody that thinks there is a better place to get quality parts and dozens of people to give you tips on installing them correctly is few bolts shy of sanity.  Maybe I'm giving HL to much praise, but I think its important for these guy's to know how good of a job their doing, because they will only do it better.
JMO[sm=thankyou2.gif]

would it be ok if i post my web site . its atvsgonewildonline.com.its vidios of extreme riding mudding water and other extreme conditions. we are not selling atvs or any atv parts. so i dont see a conflict.

-.07 Brute Force
- 2" HL Lift
-29.5 outlaws 12x12s front & rear itp 105s Offsets
- Custom Snorkels
- Dynatech
- Rad. Relocate
-k&n highflow filter
07 popo 800 built by mad dog raceing in west palm.thats the daughters bike and the wife just got a new 650 brute 2" lift moose chip 27" mud lites itp's wheels now she can keep up lol
http://s338.photobucket.com/albums/n433/extremeforce1/ATV

As long as there is not links to competitor sites in one the site you link to,then it is ok . Also the videos can not have any bad language in them or nudety.