Is there any policy issues if buyer gives seller his personal No for more detail of products
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KingsmanLeather Reputation: 10 See KingsmanLeather's booth |
I honestly don’t know if there’s an official Bonanza policy, but it happens. Some people are just like that, some are lonely – I think the best thing to do is handle it as you see fit. A lot depends upon the personal information they’re sharing, too. If it’s dodgy or illegal, I’d run like the dickens. But if it’s just mundane things, I’d be polite but try not to encourage more. Hope that made sense!
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maydamart Reputation: 281 See maydamart's booth |
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