Just go through the different forum subjects and find something that interests you. You'll have enough posts before you know it. 

Chaos_21
Just go through the different forum subjects and find something that interests you. You'll have enough posts before you know it. 

That's a good idea, but EVGA does check the post you make. If it looks like you're spamming just to reach the post limit, EVGA may deny your request to the Selling part of the forums. So make sure your post are adding good content to the forum, not just spamming. Go into the EVGA GeForce RTX 20 & GTX 16 Series section and see if you can help someone out since you own RTX 2080 Ti. If you make a really helpful post, you may even be given a Blue Ribbon for that post, which gives you 2 EVGA Bucks for the Blue Ribbon.
 
https://forums.evga.com/EVGA-GeForce-RTX-20-GTX-16-Series-f107.aspx
 
 

https://forums.evga.com/The-Counting-Thread-v2-m2758767.aspx

Just post a lot of numbers. 😁

Sajin
https://forums.evga.com/The-Counting-Thread-v2-m2758767.aspx

Just post a lot of numbers. 😁

There you go, a mod told you to spam away. So spam away and if they decline your request, point them and the mod's post telling you to spam.

boban87
This rule should be changed... but thanks guys for help.

The rule was also put there to help prevent spamming. 

Hoggle

kram36

Sajin
https://forums.evga.com/The-Counting-Thread-v2-m2758767.aspx

Just post a lot of numbers. 😁

There you go, a mod told you to spam away. So spam away and if they decline your request, point them and the mod's post telling you to spam.

While it might seem like spam the thread is about posting numbers. So a post that is on topic would be the next number and it does take a degree of thought on what to post next. It's not hard but at least it keeps the thread moving forward for the next person to post in response to what was just posted. Spam on the other hand doesn't really give anything to build off of for the next person.

Oh brother this place has gone down hill with the moderation. One mod tells a member to spam posts to get to the number of post needed so the person can get into the Market Place of the forum and when pointed out another mod defends that mod.
 
How many times have people been told by Rob that EVGA will check the person's post to make sure they are not just putting in worthless post just to get their post count higher to get into the Market Place? Many, many, many times, matter of fact every time I saw Rob post into a thread about getting access to the Market Place.
 
There is a reason EVGA does this, it's to protect the members here. Someone not willing to put in quality post to get access to the Market Place, is probably someone that shouldn't have access to the Market Place.

Posting in the counting thread isn’t spam as evga has allowed it for a long time now.

There is many other things they could do. For exemple each Non ranked member can put one post in a 2-3 weeks if he or she selling something. Or if u are ranked member with 50+ posts u can put more open topics. Its simple. Now im in rush want to sell my gpu and aio bcs want to upgrade and i need to lose my time here to writing something that im not interested. I can bet many ppl agree on this.

 
From personal experience, you will get a better price (sometimes much better) selling on EBay, however you then take the risk of scammers taking you for a ride. I always try to sell items here first as I've been a long time member and there is a level of trust between members that you may not get elsewhere (hence the requirement to establish some history here before you can sell or buy in the marketplace), but I'm well aware the price is going to be lower.