Name and Shame list of sellers who block users at no fault of their own. - Page 1
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author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 04, 2023, 12:42:36 pm
content: Edit: I am sorry for the offense I have caused by my bad experience with some ebay sellers.It was a mistake the way I went about it with this seller. Threatening.I have asked Dave Jones to remove the thread.Don't want confrontation with members as that was not my intention.I am removing all references to this seller incase the thread doesn't get deleted.Thanks to those trying to help me understand that it was threatening.Just got a response back from Dave Jones.He is not willing to delete the thread unless he has permission from other posters here.So it is all down to you whether or not you want it deleted or even locked if you like.I thought I'd open a thread specifically to name and shame sellers where the sellers block users at no fault of their own where the mistakes were on the sellers side.I had this done to me before where the mistakes were on the sellers side that they admitted to, I could understand if you a lot of stock to deal with mistakes can happen and as long as they put it right I wouldn't leave them negative feedback.I ordered a Lenovo M92 from this seller in September last year.URL *REMOVED*Lenovo M92(returned with loose caddy screws)URL *REMOVED*It turned up in small box that I felt was underpackaged but no damage of such to the case but there were loose screws in there which I later discovered were the caddy screws and marks over a chip where one got stuck under the fan.I reported this to seller, they did the right things, arranged a return and I said I'll accept a replacement.I saw another model up M93p that the seller was selling at a good price of £62:URL *REMOVED*and thought well lets get that one and it has some ram so I know it is going to work and asked if the seller can check for the screws and test it.I had brought an 8GB DDR3L ram waiting here for that M92 and thought well lets ask the seller if they have a DDR3L (low power) matching module to sell. So the seller could test it before it goes out and I put in the other to make 16GB.Seller gave me a link showing a DDR3L module in picture and listing so I paid for it:Removed seller ID.When it arrived it had one tiny screw in there not as large as the caddy screws. I thought well it only small screw, nothing sharp let's give it a chance. I noticed it had the original 4gb which is not what I expected (just one 8GB DDR3L) and the other to go with it but it wasn't a DDR3L was standard DDR3. The 4GB one that came was DDR3L (1.35V) I wanted them matched as I explained to the seller that I was trying shave a few watts here and there.URL now shows description and picture of PCL 4GB ram:*url removed*to sellerQuoteI reported the screw loose and that it worked fine but the DDR3L they sent with it was not the low power module. I returned it, item not as described, in the listing and picture showed DDR3 low power ram and turned up with the non lower power variant.I was thinking well this one works since September lets give it another chance it is very low price so when I went to order and saw one left:"the seller isn't accepting bids and offers from you".Tried to send a message to find out why."Unfortunately the seller isn't able to respond to your question".That isn't very nice.I ask myself what have I done?I emailed them using the one on their website that I am going start naming and shaming seller who do this:*EMAIL REMOVED*I had this done to me before and I thought the next person who pulls this crap and blocks me at no fault of my own I am going to open a name a shame thread on a popular eletronics engineering board (EEVBLOG) where they sometimes post about this sort of thing happening to them.The M93p you sold me continues to work fine and I wanted to buy another as a backup. I was going to take a chance and buy another from you but course you blocked me from buying and messages. Very cowardly behaviour.You sent out an M92 Minipc with screws in it and accepted it back.I paid more for (M93P) and to check for screws but when it turned up one loose screw but I took a chance and that worked. The ram that I specified to be DDR3L as in your listing but you sent a normal DDR3 and I wanted matched voltaged pair so I sent back to you "item not as described".I guess this is what you do for an easy life just block the buyers when they return items that are not as specified or potentially dead on arrivalWhen I search ebay I come across your listings, that I can't even buy.m93p*name removed*A flaw with Ebay when I can't block listings from sellers that block me.Last Ebay correspondance about that ram I sent back:When I pulled out the 4gb (which I didn t want anyway) to put in the 8GB DDR3L that was waiting there to make 16gb. I noticed the 8GB you put in is not the DDR3L (Low power) as in the listing. It is 1.5v not 1.35v. I don t mind different brands but I d want them matched especially with voltages. As the M93p turned up and despite finding a tiny screw in the case (unlikely to cause damaged compared to large ones in the M92 I sent back) I checked it over, ran the bios tests and it seems fine.Their ReplyQuote*That wasn't a threat it was something I was going to do anyway.**Asking me to buy it outside ebay.*** Well calling me a "difficult customer" for something that wasn't my fault but all the fault on the seller parts, not dishonesty but clumsiness, up to the point with the loose screws and the ram I specified (low voltage) and a listing they showed me. I forgave them at the time because I can see they were selling so many of them and they are bound to make some mistakes and I can understand that as long as try to put things right.**** I take pictures of everything from open to testing.I wanted to keep the M92 as I needed something quickly but not with the many the screws rattling around during transport I wasn't happy and concerned damage could have been done by the size and amount of screws,The M92 did not come with caddy screws taped, they were just thrown in there.When the M93 turned up the screws were taped on the side but one in there see pictures.Yes I am not very pleased being (not so much buying but being blocked from contacting the seller on ebay.).What do you think I have done wrong to deserve that?Lenovo M92 with loose screws that I returned:Stuck under heatsink with marks on die:The rest:M93: one loose screw:I brought one off another seller.I don't want to complete outside of Paypal and twice they had been clumsy on their partb and (but they did TRY to make an effort the second time round) so would I trust them outside Paypal? No? and being accused of threatening them... Yes I am a bit angry being blocked from messaging the seller and there was no disagreement.On ebay I can't find a way of hiding listings that appear from sellers that won't allow me to buy their stuff.Tried phoning ebay to suggest this feature and unfortunately downhill for the worst, go to help and so on on the website and the phone hangs up.I know I can filter out certain keywords but not be seller in quotes.Just uploading one picture attachments one by one as they keep on being shuffled out of order when I do them in one go.What do you think?Removed reference to seller above and in attachments

author: dorkshoei
author_rank: Frequent Contributor
timestamp: January 04, 2023, 03:58:29 pm
content: MrMobodies I think you need to move on.Everyone has had bad experiences with sellers. That's what the eBay feedback system is for. Buyers can then view the totality of buyer experience especially now eBay allows buyers to leave longer comments.If you just have to post this stuff, then there is an existing sticky thread on this forum "The Bad Shopping Experience Thread".Posting pages of personal correspondence - to me - reinforces the point that you need to move on.

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 04, 2023, 04:17:19 pm
content: I checked and never left them any feedback and time has gone past so can't leave any.Rash decision of me. If the moderators want they can merge this thread over. I suppose I could have put name and shame in the title of my would be post in "The Bad Shopping Experience Thread".Sorry about that.

author: AVGresponding
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 04, 2023, 06:01:12 pm
content: Clearly an arsehole seller, I wouldn't have given them any business after the first experience. Sadly, leaving negative feedback isn't as useful as it used to be, it's far too easy for the seller to get it deleted. Just add them to your personal shit-list.

author: MK14
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 08:16:51 am
content: I'd suggest that saying to the seller, something on the lines of that you are going to create a thread on a forum, saying bad things about a named seller. Would appear to be some kind of threat. Just because you were going to do it anyway (which I presume the seller didn't know, anyway), doesn't seem to make a significant difference.

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 11:39:39 am
content: I am trying to raise awareness on sellers who do this. Sorry if it may appear like a threat and maybe I am going around it the wrong way. I believe they think they can do this to anybody when they fell like it like as if it is perfectly acceptable for them to do and get away with it.This seller has already made up their minds since they blocked personal messages and that was not hinging on them to make me another sale even through ebay and definitely not outside it. My concern is when they start opening up many stores under different names selling many things and copy over their blacklist. It is not nice to find something (not easy to find things) and at a good price to find I am unable to buy it. The other time that happened to me was some years ago was over a Raid battery from a seller who was trading under many different accounts and I kept on coming across their listings. On the other hand with the mistakes that seller had made maybe it's best that I am prevented from doing so.QuoteThere is reason for my bitterness especially after that response:* Difficulty with a customer? So because they had difficulty on their part getting things right, they believe it is just customer is being difficult.** Can't know for sure? I have pictures before and after opening parcel (posted when opening a case on ebay) and a recording with audio of those screws ratting around incase the case.Why would I want to waste my time sending things back? I got a working unit would I still be doing that like right now?"If they are not sure that everyone is being honest" they might as well not bother taking the "risks" dealing with anybody or trade at all on ebay.If there was a disagreement where the seller wouldn't put things right then I'd be avoiding them (coudn't care less if they blocked me buying their stuff) but in this case it was mistakes and clumsiness on the sellers part.Like what AVGResponding said I shouldn't have given them another chance when it arrived with screws left inside the casing like that and I believe that their attitude from their response above confirms that.

author: Old Printer
author_rank: Frequent Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 01:19:05 pm
content: Keeping in mind that this is actually the internet and you do need somewhat of a thick skin to survive, I believe they are telling you that having worked with you previously, they cannot, or do not wish, to provide the level of service you require going forward. Maybe a bit blunt, but better than negative feedback down the road.

author: MK14
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 07:32:47 pm
content: I think, to a fair extent, I blame a number of the issues in this thread, on ebay itself. A long time ago, it use to be reasonably fair to both buyers and sellers, also the fees were not that high, or unreasonable, in general (opinions can vary).Both buyers and sellers, could leave positive, neutral or negative feedback about each other, and reasonably freely communicate at will, as well. The seller could choose what refund options would be offered, and make some sanity checks, before deciding to refund a sale or not.At least it was under their control, so they could decide, and if a buyer had lots of negative feedback for nastily claiming refunds for no good reasons, and posting back bricks, to dishonestly claim money from innocent sellers. The seller could read that in the feedback, and refuse the refund.But then ebay decides to change various things. Fees went up in various stages, fees got charged even for the postage bits. Sellers could no longer leave neutral or negative feedback. Sellers could no longer choose the refund options and/or refuse to refund, when the buyer seems to be trying it on etc.Communications between buyers and sellers, use to be considerably more open, and freely available. Ebay IDs use to be visible to just about everyone, but now they are often/usually obscured, much of the time.This has basically made ebay, somewhat/partly hostile for sellers, trying to clear some space, get rid of unwanted items, or make a profit by selling some things.So I can understand why seller(s), would want to use the buyer-block feature, whenever there is even a slight indication of a possibly problematic buyer.I get the impression, you are concerned about being blocked by that seller, and consider it unfair. But, it is one of the limited ways, that seller, can try and minimize the risk of trouble in the future. A bit like that network selling company/shop, you mentioned above. They are just trying to keep their company running smoothly.So, yes, you are right. In that you were NOT anextremelybad buyer, such that they should of blocked you. But, you did seem to show some sign(s) of possible trouble, so I can understand why the seller, ended up blocking you from buying from them again, in the future.

author: dorkshoei
author_rank: Frequent Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 07:41:09 pm
content: I don't understand why you care? Are you saying you want to again buy from this seller who repeatedly makes mistakes?I just bought an item on eBay, it required LTL freight. The seller made a total mess of it. We're now going back and forth about the size of the refund. I may have to file a formal dispute.I couldn't care less if they add me to their blocked bidder list. In fact I hope they will (as eBay doesn't allow buyers to maintain a blocked seller list) and I don't ever want to mistakenly buy from this seller again.There are hundreds of thousands of sellers on eBay. Get over it and move on.

author: Ice-Tea
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 08:13:33 pm
content: I'm with Dorkshoei on this one. Not being allowed to purchase from a seller may not be nice but it also seems like not enough reason for outrage and certainly not enough for a crusade to tarnish his reputation. I'll leave a little story here that may help you understand the other side of the story.Shipped a Racal counter to a customer. It arrived at his place but there was damage to one of the BNCs. I thought I had it fairly well packed but in the end there's no amount of packaging parcel monkeys won't be able to defeat. So, without giving it much thought, I accepted the return and provided a return label.I came to my attention a bit later that this specific BNC has a built in overload fuse. Which is pretty niffy but it is also unobtanium these days. So, guess what was missing from the return? Yeah..Now, I'm obviously not sure what happened and the customer may well be entirely innocent. But whatcouldhave happened is that he had an identical counter with a blown fuse, ordered my counter, took the fuse, nuked the BNC and returned the device. Let's call it 50/50. Would I want to do bussiness with him again? Eh, computer says "no". I'd actually consider blacklisting people for considerably better odds. May not be nice, but it's within my rights and if you take a minute perhaps you can see it from the other side as well...

author: Fred27
author_rank: Unknown
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 08:17:02 pm
content: I think it's very rare to be blocked by a seller on eBay. I'd never even heard of it. You say it's happened to you more than once. You also seem to buy and return multiple items from each seller.As others have said, move on. If you don't want to buy from them and they don't want to sell to you then everyone's happy.

author: dorkshoei
author_rank: Frequent Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 08:26:22 pm
content: Quote from: MK14 on January 05, 2023, 07:32:47 pmI used to sell on eBay. I stopped.A combination of the fees and their policies.I never had an actual issue (I took precautions, anti-tamper seals etc) but I read a thread on eBay Community forum where a seller complained that a buyer had asked to return an item because he didn't want it. The listing did not allow returns so the seller said no. The buyer then filed a false SNAD (significantly not as described) claim. eBay ruled in favor of the buyer despite the clear communication in eBay messaging.The thread was interesting (I need to find it again) due to the comments by eBay staff who basically stated "we expect sellers to bend over and take it in cases like this in order to create a safe comfortable environment for buyers".This plus a couple of cases (as a buyer) in having to deal with eBay's hopeless outsourced support and I was done. I stick to Craigslist and forums now.It's not surprising to me that sellers who continue to sell on eBay do all they can to mitigate future problems.

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 05, 2023, 10:45:34 pm
content: Quote from: dorkshoei on January 05, 2023, 07:41:09 pmThey were low in price, it looked attractive if they could try and check for loose screws and I was considering it until they put a block on and remembering what happened before with another seller when they sold so many things under many accounts that I kept on coming across their listings unable to purchase until I investigated and traced it to an order some years before that for a raid battery they admitted they never tested. Emailed them no reply so I did find that unfair.* I do care when people do that to me. I am sorry I do I have difficulties moving on certain occasions especially when I am labelled "difficult" when things turn up with screws loose in them and wrong order and then blocked not just from buying but communication. I tend to get paranoid when they do that and think they are against me like I done something seriously wrong.It's not like I sent something back because I changed my mind or made some excuse in terms of being difficult if they were accepting returns.At the same time yes have to realize if they are going to do that can't be trusted.Thanks to all of you for explaining giving me an insight.Quote from: dorkshoei on January 05, 2023, 08:26:22 pmNow that s very unfair.Quote from: Ice-Tea on January 05, 2023, 08:13:33 pmI did feel very bitter in that I didn't show any aggression or rudeness to the seller during the issues with the screws and sending out the wrong memory which is why I attached the correspondence.QuoteInteresting, so they have reason to believe I was gaining something out of sending it back like I put screws in the case or swapped the memory they put in around. All that is pictures on the camera and I filmed myself opening the case when I heard the rattling.I think with the next time I open a parcel I am not only going to just take pictures but actually film myself with audio opening the package, and put a link when I open a case and I mean for like the loose screws so then they can be sure I didn't deliberately put them in there or swapped the memory around. I am hoping that should help solve that issue.I have some really old modems 1.2k? Racal modems with a display on them and some buttons from the 80's.Quote from: Fred27 on January 05, 2023, 08:17:02 pmI'll try and find it later. It was a raid battery for a Dell server in 2018.

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 06, 2023, 02:26:41 am
content: Found it. It was ordered from Darkparts and noticed I was was blocked on another account using some variant of the name Sierraindigo I think in 2019 and I am pretty sure there was another listing I came across in 2021 that found I couldn't buy (a low power 2.5Ghz Xeon quad core? to fit a Supermicro board) under a completely different account name but linked to one of the same addresses below that I am still trying to find the name of and some time after (an AMD 1.8GHz quad core to fit a laptop) which I couldn't find selling anywhere else at the time.25/08/2018So that one wasn't tested it was mixed up.Unfortunately when I message someone I only seem to get their reply:I think I asked if they had any other batteries that they know will work:So in other words they never tested them properly or became disorganized.https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/darkparts(No longer exists)QuoteI ordered things from their other account SierraIndigo-systems before that from 2017 with no problem (I didn't know at the time that it was the same seller) until after that battery.They are of the same company:https://website.informer.com/darkparts.co.ukhttps://www.ebay.co.uk/str/sierraindigoQuoteLast purchase under a different name in about mid 2018sierraindigo-systemshttps://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/sierraindigo-systems(No longer exists)https://web.archive.org/web/20160307112704/https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/sierraindigo-systemsQuoteNow trading assierraindigoLocation: United KingdomMember since: 21 Mar, 2018Seller: sierra-indigoSame address as above:https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/sierraindigo#tab1Looking at my emails I never ordered anything linking to the url.Just noticed they did this to someone else in 2020:https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/sierra-indigo.com?stars=1QuoteLets see if they have forgotten about me trading under this other name that I never brought anything from before:https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195463865245?epid=2292267392Nope they haven't.I had no disagreement with this seller at any time as far as I can remember.I brought quite a few things over that year from their account(s) and they blocked me from them over a battery from one account that they mixed up or didn't test. Anyway their loss if they don't want to accept my custom and get things sold sooner but inconvenient when I find things they sell using other account names.

author: true
author_rank: Frequent Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 07:38:56 pm
content: Before receiving a message like you sent, after having two returns (was it the same seller?) and the last one being a SNAD, I wouldn't want to do business with you. Why risk it?After receiving a message like you sent, I most certainly wouldn't ever do business with you. Hell, I wouldn't have replied.You threatened to do a name and shame over a relatively small fuckup, and have tried to blow this up for no reason. You are a difficult customer with an ego far outpacing your importance.Sadly you censored your name while not censoring anything else in your posts so I can't proactively block you. However I do not usually sell to your country. I'll pay very close attention to any sales that may come from there. Care to share your username?Ultimately, things happen. You can keep crying on the internet because someone didn't want to play with you, or you can move on.Quote from: MrMobodies on January 05, 2023, 10:45:34 pmThat explains it all.-- just another seller who rarely sells on eBay anymore after several no-contact SNAD returns of fully functioning used gear from wholly incompetent buyers

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 09:10:44 pm
content: Quote from: true on January 10, 2023, 07:38:56 pmAfter cutting communication for no reason and the message to the seller I didn't expect to to business with them.That was AFTER what they did. Why should having two returns (third with ram) that are not my fault have any bearing or doing business with me again? Are you saying it is perfectly okay to blame the customer due to faults on the sellers side and expecting them to do business outside of ebay? I never left any negative feedback for them. No. If it turned up without screws the first time I would have left them some positive feedback.QuoteI didn't threaten. Threatening would be, they say "I am sorry we made so mistakes we don't to trade with you again" and then I go and say if you don't do business with me I'll tell everybody.This was that they cut all communication off and wanted me to do the transaction out of ebay when I enquired on their website. It is the manner in which they blocked even messages and blamed me for their mistakes.A small f* up? blatent swearing. I wouldn't class it as small. You do not send equipment with screws loose in the second time. You think that is acceptable. I wouldn't want to do business with you either, knowing you that is. It appears tha they did it out of clumsiness and you are saying it is acceptable for that to happen if they wern't clumsy, just leave the screws rattling in there perfectly aware.. I thought I was quite lenient the first time when yes I shoudn't have done business with that after that. I did out because they blocked me at no fault of my own.Well, that is your opinion. If I was difficult nobody would business with me on ebay.EditI forgot to say: So before that message, are you saying that I am a*difficult customer*, based blindly on the number of returns (ignoring it was the sellers mistake on all of them) for wanting to return a computer full of loose screws in there "that could have damaged it in arrival) and the ram that I specified, that they said they had, was shown a listing but sent the wrong one out.Now that is not acceptable to blame the customer. I didn't cause it. I am not the one who made these mistakes. My response to them wasn't right either now recognizing it was threatening after they cut off communication despite their being no disagreements in our correspondance. I don't believe I have written anything threatening or unreasonable on the ebay messaging system to warrant a block that is why I posted the correspondence here and after the block with the email that I see now as threatening and I am sorry for that. I maybe become difficult when treated like that... Wouldn't you? but I didn't intend to become threatening. You say I try to "blow it up for no reason" No reason. I do have reasons, again the fact the seller made the mistakes and said it was my fault. Now you are saying the same thing... how can making lots of a mistakes on the seller's side make the customer "risky" to deal with? Blaming the customers for your mistakes and that's not right either to blame them. Maybe I misunderstanding what is being said here too.AVGresponding points out that the seller:Quote from: AVGresponding on January 04, 2023, 06:01:12 pmAnd I shouldn't have give them anymore business.QuoteI think I will take my chance thank you very much, I might find something cheap that I like but no I wouldn't want to do business with you either (if I knew you) as you seem to think it is perfectly okay to block your buyers when they send things back as no fault of their own with screws stuck in them.Now if you go around blocking ebay users from other sellers over reviews or writeups that happen when they cut the buyer off completely and blame themthat is one reason not to leave my name.I came a cross a lot of sellers in the past that were difficult but they always kept communication open and no I never felt the need to do that to them.QuoteNope I am just making awareness that it is not right to just block communication and then then blame the customer for things that are not their fault. I do not "keep crying" I was raising awareness on sellers who do the above.QuoteI saidthat was why I was being lenient with them. Tolerating their mistakes hoping they would improve which they did a little the second time where there was one screw.QuoteExcept this WAS NOT fully functional. There could have been damage from the screws rattling around in the first one. I had I turned it on it could have shorted out and the other one.Maybe I could have been a bit more lenient with the memory and kept it and brought another. Yes it was not the low power, I asked for, and what was listed but it would have worked I suppose.Maybe you could go into "The Bad Shopping Experience Thread" find or work out their names and start banning them too over things you don't like to hear.QuoteI am sorry if you had a bad time on ebay. I am willing to hear your story though if you think you had been ripped off by buyers.I brought quite few things off ebay. One item was a used SSD, it had in faint writing "Fault" and some words on the label. The seller offered a swap as they were selling a few. I ran some tests and it seems fine. Not necessary. Nothing wrong with it. I suspect what could have happened was that it was part of a raid controller that lost power and I have seen that happen sometimes. The seller replied, any problems you can send it back in 60 days.I didn't send that back and the seller didn't have block me either by communication. The item was exactly as in the listing and there were no screw loose in the box as well.

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 09:50:25 pm
content: Considering the repliesObviously I am not seeing the point of view of the seller and even the other way round.If you want, maybe you or I can get a moderator to delete this thread? if it is going to cause confrontation.I find "true", is not very happy with me.I don't think "true" might have read or understand, or even some or all of you what I am trying to say or maybe i don't understand what is being said.I am willing for this thread to be deleted like I offered to do in the past with other threads that I open when other members say there were not happy that it was not in keeping.

author: MK14
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 09:53:51 pm
content: Quote from: MrMobodies on January 10, 2023, 09:50:25 pmYou don't seem to have been listening. You apparently wrote a THREATENING message/email to the seller. That is a big NO NO.You could get into trouble on ebay, for doing that. In theory.

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 09:56:34 pm
content: Okay, I think I understand, by mentioning it to the seller, that is in a way threatening.In that case I am sorry.I am going to ask Dave Jones if he would be willing to delete the thread.

author: MK14
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 10:07:10 pm
content: Quote from: MrMobodies on January 10, 2023, 09:56:34 pmYour best bet, is to ask the moderators to lock this thread. Because you are the OP, who started and somewhat own it. They are likely to agree and lock it.But in general, the moderators, are usually reluctant to delete threads. But you can try.Anyway, as I assume you know. Once locked the thread will fairly rapidly, fall out of peoples view.If you are worried about mentioning the sellers, you could amend or delete your posts, and ask anyone who quoted you, to do the same, to the quotes.

author: MrMobodies
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 10:33:36 pm
content: I feel bad about the way I went about it.Should have never told them? Putting what they did aside, asking is one thing, why you block me, but me saying effectively: "I am sick sellers who do this to me, I am going start exposing sellers who do this starting from you..."I think I understand now. Threatening.Of course I feel bad in that respects.

author: MK14
author_rank: Super Contributor
timestamp: January 10, 2023, 10:40:06 pm
content: Quote from: MrMobodies on January 10, 2023, 10:33:36 pmEDIT: Rewritten.I think, sometimes people don't notice all the different angles (ways) of looking and understanding, things there can be. Especially when things don't turn out quite right. So, it can help, to get other opinion(s), which can help notice better ways of handling such situations.