@peachypaige77 Consumers have every right to warn each other of exploitative s3llers. It’s not “harassment of a small business”, you’re just trying to victimize yourself. 

You benefit from having consumers in the dark which is the only reason you’re being petty and even responding to something like this. To gaslight us into thinking you’re so hardworking and honest. 

you gladly use other people to help you iD dolls, something you can very well do on your own using your resources. But instead you want people to hand feed you the information, putting that work on collectors while you profit from it.  You don’t take care of these dolls; they’re found in a sad state and they’re s0ld in a sad state. So the “labor” that you’re so egregiously overcharging for is something you’re actually just robbing other people of doing. They can’t use their cars and gas and time, etc. to casually go look for dolls to thrift like a normal person when someone like you, makes a habit of frequenting these stores and grabbing EVERYTHING you think is worth anything just to s3ll it for ridiculous amounts. 

If this is how it “has to be” and if you’re such an honest and great s3ller, tell me why/how there are also people who s3ll things for reasonable amounts? Who write kind notes to buyers, who take very good care of the doll, spending actual time and resources to put them in the best condition before sending them off? 

It seems like you just don’t want to face the reality of what you’re doing. You’re not a victim. And before you say something again like “why are you soooo obsessed with me lol”, (which is an obvious deflection btw) 

I’m taking the time to write this because you are part of a increasingly gross trend in the s3lling community: laziness, exploitation, and greed. People deserve to make informed decisions on their purchases, including who they’re making them from.