Hi everyone, I have a message from a stoplisted member, is there a better option
than silence for handling it? I really do not want to "peel onions"
with this person again.
I doubt they know they are stoplisted.
Hi everyone, I have a message from a stoplisted member, is there a better option
than silence for handling it? I really do not want to "peel onions"
with this person again.
I doubt they know they are stoplisted.
if its harassment you can report them to the helpdesk if they are bypassing your
stop list, also if its by email you can block the sender/auto move the emails
to trash
Hi everyone, I have a message from a stoplisted member, is there a better option
than silence for handling it? I really do not want to "peel onions"
with this person again.
I doubt they know they are stoplisted.
I'm not sure you can avoid a Contact message from someone in particular,
as long as you allow Contacts.
As a seller I woudn't neither disallow Contacts, you may lose legitimate
sales.
If its any form of harassment please DO report the member. Keep all proofs!
If NOT, then you could:
* tell them once you don't accept any business anymore,
* then simply ignore them and auto-trash the messages in your e-mail client/webmail.
Hi everyone, I have a message from a stoplisted member, is there a better option
than silence for handling it? I really do not want to "peel onions"
with this person again.
I doubt they know they are stoplisted.
I'm not sure you can avoid a Contact message from someone in particular,
as long as you allow Contacts.
As a seller I woudn't neither disallow Contacts, you may lose legitimate
sales.
even if disabled, buyers can still contact them from the contact tab in the store
or from the contact seller button on an order
Hi everyone, I have a message from a stoplisted member, is there a better option
than silence for handling it? I really do not want to "peel onions"
with this person again.
I doubt they know they are stoplisted.
I'm not sure you can avoid a Contact message from someone in particular,
as long as you allow Contacts.
As a seller I woudn't neither disallow Contacts, you may lose legitimate
sales.
even if disabled, buyers can still contact them from the contact tab in the store
or from the contact seller button on an order
Which is somewhere normal. You've got a public shop, you can't say "I
don't wish to be contacted". Otherwise they'd to implemnt the concept
of Private Shop (a Club?)...
Hi everyone, I have a message from a stoplisted member, is there a better option
than silence for handling it? I really do not want to "peel onions"
with this person again.
I doubt they know they are stoplisted.
I'm not sure you can avoid a Contact message from someone in particular,
as long as you allow Contacts.
As a seller I woudn't neither disallow Contacts, you may lose legitimate
sales.
even if disabled, buyers can still contact them from the contact tab in the store
or from the contact seller button on an order
Which is somewhere normal. You've got a public shop, you can't say "I
don't wish to be contacted". Otherwise they'd to implemnt the concept
of Private Shop (a Club?)...
[…]
Which is somewhere normal. You've got a public shop, you can't say "I
don't wish to be contacted". Otherwise they'd to implemnt the concept
of Private Shop (a Club?)...
Client: “Hi, can I enter?”
Bouncer: “Member card, please.”
Client: “Well, I don’t have one but I’d want to join the club. How do I do that?”
Bouncer: “Don’t know, you need to ask inside.”
Client: “So… I can enter?”
Bouncer: “Member card, please.”
[…]
Which is somewhere normal. You've got a public shop, you can't say "I
don't wish to be contacted". Otherwise they'd to implemnt the concept
of Private Shop (a Club?)...
Client: “Hi, can I enter?”
Bouncer: “Member card, please.”
Client: “Well, I don’t have one but I’d want to join the club. How do I do that?”
Bouncer: “Don’t know, you need to ask inside.”
Client: “So… I can enter?”
Bouncer: “Member card, please.”
Client: “I've got a password: Mustard!”
Bouncer: “You're welcome, please come in!”
Thanks everyone, can go forward with more confidence now
In Selling, RubyGirl writes:
Hi everyone, I have a message from a stoplisted member, is there a better option
than silence for handling it? I really do not want to "peel onions"
with this person again.
I doubt they know they are stoplisted.
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