MrSmitty13
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Ok, maybe i'm a bit slow here but for the life of me I cannot figure out how to get my name listed on the buddy finder. Could somebody please help me!
Thanks!
Thanks!
How do I add myself to the buddy finder?
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Go to http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/profile.php?do=editprofile
Scroll down, make sure the "Include in BuddyMatrix (ScubaBoard's Buddy Finder)?" dropdown is set to "Yes", make a selection in "Methods" and "Interests", enter your US zip code or latitude and longitude. Remember to hit "Save changes" when you're done.
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MrSmitty13
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Thanks!
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MrSmitty13
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I thought i'd give it a day to see if it took longer to update but I have did all that you have said yet i'm still not listed on the buddy finder. Is there something else that was not mentioned?
I can't find myself just by zooming the map, I have to be specific and do a search by latitude and longitude (since I'm not in the US). Try searcing for me (58/8), and you should find me in the town of Arendal in the south-eastern part of Norway.
Oh, and increase the distance to 50 miles.
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MrSmitty13
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I was able to find you and as for me, it kinda and kinda didn't work.....
When I searched for my zip code, nothing comes up. I then put my gps coordinates into my profile. If I searched them, it will pop up.
Maybe theres something wrong with the zip codes?
When I searched for my zip code, nothing comes up. I then put my gps coordinates into my profile. If I searched them, it will pop up.
Maybe theres something wrong with the zip codes?
So, you wanna go diving?
Strange... This might be a case for the US Postal Inspection Service, one of your oldest federal law enforcement agencies, founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1737.
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