Hello, hello!
I’ve returned to Bonanza after a two year hiatus and am having issues with someone who is continually sending me messages about the same thing. Realizing this person is either harassing me by sucking up valuable time or what have ya, I have notified her/him that, because I have offered several options which have been refused, there simply is nothing I can offer her/him that meet her/his needs. (I truly suspect this user is intentionally attempting to annoy me; but that’s just my opinion. It simply has “that feel”.)
Is there any way to block a user from sending messages? (I have already – just now – placed the users name on the “Ignore purchases from these users” spot, but I do not see any options I can utilize to prevent any further messaging/contact.)
Thank you for your assistance.
Joyfully yours,
- Sabrina
EDITED to clean up typos. ;)
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Sabrina0222 Reputation: 10 See Sabrina0222's booth |
You can block from purchasing and forward unwanted messages to support..but you cannot block messages as far as I know…
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
You’ve made it clear that you are finished communicating. How about just deleting any future messages?
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stuffyouneed Reputation: 40 See stuffyouneed's booth |
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i wish i could do what you want with some of my clients.
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workclothing Reputation: 30 See workclothing's booth |
Ignore would be the best answer. You never know who we are dealing with, and remember this as well…it may well be someone from bonanza doing this just to see how you would treat them. it’s called being a spotter. My Dad told me about customers who would go into his paint and hardware store when he was a manager, and do every thing they could just to see how he would treat them. They would be awfully rude, and sometimes vulgar. he found out later, they were plants, working for the company.
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duckhead21 Reputation: 38 See duckhead21's booth |
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RyanC1690 Reputation: 20 |
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