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When Senior Givers Send Crappy Stuff that Doesn't Match Description.
I noticed that this site only allows constructive criticism and there is also a thread for 5 start swappers. What about when a senior giver sends something that is completely misrepresented and then doesn't respond to private messages? Are we not allowed to inform others via the general discussion board?
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Permalink Reply by Beth on -
A lot of people have spots on their page with a listing of Mamas they won't swap with again. That's how most people deal with that. I don't know if that helps you or not, but I hope it does! :)
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Permalink Reply by Carrie on -
I guess that helps but given the nature of this site I think that is a pretty uninformative way to deal with that situation. The owner of the site should be moderating a thread with feedback where negative feedback is allowed also. With this type of policy I won't be sticking around.
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Permalink Reply by Beth on
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I know that Darcy has said in the past that they're working on a way to do ratings, I'm guessing something like ebay does. Maybe hang in there for a bit more, try to wait and see what's going to happen? You can always take a break for a bit and not swap.
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Permalink Reply by Lauren Kostantin on -
you could contact Darcy. If someone is misrepresenting their stuff and not answering convos you might want to let her know. She has helped other people in the past who have been unhappy with their swaps. Hopefully you can get some kind of satisfaction :(
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