what does SPF mean?
 

ive been going through the classifieds and seeing SPF in some posts? is that like another way to say SOLD? or what is its meaning and ourpose so i know for future referance

sold pending funds

It means Sold Pending Funds.

It also means that people use way too many acronyms to save so little time. How hard is it to write "sold pending funds" for the newbies out there?

sold pending fund

Silver is faster then me

Sorry Pal, (you're) Fucked

(not meant as a flame...since the question is answered, I thought I'd try and be funny)

Aplicable when you want to ID items in a list that are no longer available but not yet gone.

hahahahaha i like that one. and thank you all for the super super fast posts. sorry for being such a noob still trying to learn all the vocab and what not

Sold Pending FLAKER


for all those who have sold on ASC - you know this to be true.

There's a few more that might be useful

BNIB Brand New In Box (Never opened in sealed package)
NIB New In Box (I reserve this for things opened to look at but not used, eg wrapper has been removed and product has been oogled at but not used)
FS For Sale
WTS Want To Sell
WTB Want To Buy
FS/FT For Sale/For Trade
OBO Or Best Offer

These acronyms are standard across places like craigslist, the local classifieds, etc. NOTE: My definitions for NIB vs BNIB may be different than other peoples and others may define it as the same thing.

I'd like to take this moment to apologise to all the noobz that don't know what every acronym means, guys lets stop using acronyms now ok? :rolleyes:

STFU Sunil......JK....ROTFL

so what im getting from this is taht its used if you want to reserve the item?

SPF means that someone has spoken for the item with the intention to buy it, and the seller is waiting to receive the funds, either through paypal or EMT or in person. The seller lists it as SPF so that others know it's no longer available. The item is considered sold pending payment. So when you see SPF, consider the item sold.

BNIB- broken, not in box

kudos to apoc for that one :p

thank you, big help. lol ive seen all those other acronyms befor but i have never incounterd this one.