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Welcome to HorsesHawaii.com, Hawaii’s oldest online collection of horse-related info! Ads, news, photos, events, message board…wow!
Others may imitate us but never duplicate us. Please let folks know you saw their ads on HorsesHawaii.com .
Here’s how to submit an ad:
- Click on the Classifieds link at the top of this page.
-Register if you haven’t already, or login if you have; it’s free. This information will show up on your ad, so use the information you want people to see and use to contact you.
-Once you’ve logged in or registered, click on New Ad on the left-hand side. NOTE: if you want to pay other than Paypal, you need to get me the money FIRST before you can proceed any further!!
-Type the title of your ad exactly as you want it to appear, and same for the body of the ad. After you’re done typing it all, you’ll click on the “Submit” button underneath the ad. The system will then process your text and you”ll get the next window, in which you will…
-Click “Add picture” to add a picture to your ad. (Once in a while for some reason it asks you to login again, go ahead and do that.) New feature: this site will accept up to 10 photos! They need to be less than around 2 MB or somewhere around 800 pixels wide or you’ll get an error message (it might say it’s the wrong file type but it’s actually just too big).
Your ad will come to me and I’ll review it before final uploading; also you’ll need to submit payment before I will upload it. Ad rates are $25/year for all classifieds and $40/year for all banner ads. If paying by check, make it out to HorsesHawaii.com and send to 217 Circle Mauka St., Wahiawa, HI 96786 and be sure to include the title or description of your ad. You can also pay by Paypal (www.paypal.com); our address to send payment to is sales@horseshawaii.com .
One of the many nice things about this new website is, once you’re registered as a member, you can edit your own ad whenever you wish, remove it when your item is sold, etc.
We sincerely hope you’ll enjoy the new HorsesHawaii.com even more than the old one! It’s still your first stop for all things related to horses in Hawaii!