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I live in Atlantic County (southern NJ), and I would love to do some swaps in person. I have a lot I want to swap.
I think you sent me the 4 bracelets.... They're cute. I also left you a token. Going to check out the other place you mentioned....
You might've gotten a token from a swapper more than once...
I have a few things posted.... I can look for other things.
Anybody have a problem with shopingas1?
I did.... :bang_head:
Been swaplifted three times here. Not happy about it! :bang_head:
But I've had lots of good experiences, too!
Love2beach - Karma will bite her in the ass, sooner or later. Love ya! Keep up the good fight, grrl! You totally rock!
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Sam.... I enjoyed swapping with you!
I wish more people were honest like you (and many others I've met here). Although I am saddened by your problems and stress, I completely understand and respect your decision. Swapping here should be fun and enjoyable, and not a source of stress. Take care of yourself and your family.
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Thank you for starting this thread. :nod:
I do my best to describe my items in detail, and if I'm unsure, I list it. I would be VERY angry if something was listed as genuine and turned out to be fake, and I would make sure to give an appropriate token, and post their name on the forum.
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I don't know what's going on there. She had me mail them to Brigid Mires, but I received them with an address label with Thelma on it.
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I did block her, plus someone else.... thanks.
Whoareyouwhome both sent me junk at the end (second to the last one), and also swaplifted me (last one).
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It took a couple of weeks for me to get a confirmation LETTER in the mail. It told me to click on the "verify address" area, and enter the confirmation code. I was marked "confirmed" after that.
Thank you for keeping up with this list. It's a GREAT service!
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Hi.... I use the swapping/swapped/pending tags to help update the status of the item. Also, when I do a multiple swap, it the system doesn't always remove them all.
As for the hearts, you get more when you post more.
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So sorry that you've had a problem with someone. We're not all like that.....
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Welcome!
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I suggest:
1. Check out the swaplifters list before making swap offers or accepting them.
2. Be sure to be as detailed as possible with your swaps (condition, size, color, approximate age, etc)
3. Take plenty of pictures.
4. Prowl the forums. Sometimes, a question you have might already be answered.
5. Put up some terms and your likes and dislikes or your member page (check out different members' pages for ideas).
6. Give tokens, and don't be afraid to ask for them.
7. Have fun, and good luck swapping!
Ah, love2beach said what I was going to say. Vintage is technically 20 years old or older (that's how classic/ vintage cars are classified in NJ).
I think more swappers/ sellers need to a little more research about their items. If they want to list things as "vintage" (I do have a few true vintage items up for swap, BTW), they should google or read up on it.
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Oh, those sound well thought-out. I think those ideas would be great.
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I think a retracted offer could explain it. I've retracted a few offers.... I've waited 4+ weeks for an answer with no response for some, and for the others, I've found out the swapper had a BAD rep.
Completely justified.
Thank you for the recommendations, ladies.
I have had recent good experiences with:
lililongpre, kara, chicmomof5, angela1989, purplemoon, mountphoenix, among others.... So, far so good.... mostly. :nod:
Pictures that are too "perfect" make me curious, too. Sometimes, I've used them as a second picture in my swaps if I've had trouble with getting the right shot.
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
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Kind of ironic..... But it looks like at least one of us got swaplifted by LizbethM, the original poster on this thread. I had a couple of good (small risk) swaps with her, then.... I heard nothing from her. I sent her a couple of PMs, and also e-mails... (I do have an e-mail address for her). Then, I looked on her profile, and lo and behold, a comment on her page: Accusing LizbethM of being a swaplifter, too.
I am saddened, hurt, and stuck for ideas..... is there anything we can do about swaplifters?
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