Re: Beware of people in the "THE GREAT PILLOW EXCHANGE" tread
Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:18 am
If the pm's have been read, they could have easily been replied to.
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Well, it is too late now. Because if I post a thread looking for this person. I would give away the identity of this person.BlackSpinner wrote:
Far, far better would have been to start a thread "Looking for xxxx, please contact me" then the family member or anyone who knows them could have responded in a non aggressive manner. Just why assume a rip off within a short period of time, especially of a long time poster?
Really? If my relative is in the hospital that is the last thing I would be concerned about, especially if I already posted a thread saying that everything was on hold.Lizistired wrote:If the pm's have been read, they could have easily been replied to.
That is if the person in question is the person you are referring to, we don't know that it is.BlackSpinner wrote:Really? If my relative is in the hospital that is the last thing I would be concerned about, especially if I already posted a thread saying that everything was on hold.
And even if I was concerned about it, if my relative had posted that they would exchange something I would want to check that out with them before sending the wrong thing. Maybe I know nothing about this site or the people on it. Maybe the log-in is automatic, so that when I click on the link it brings me here as X, when I am actually Y. We all need to be very careful about making sweeping statements about a fellow sleep apnea victim, because it may end up as a big stain on the reputation of this forum, if not a lawsuit. How many of us want that? I started coming to this forum because I needed help. I continued coming to this forum because I believed I could help others. If the main reason for this forum existing has changed, I may not come here as often.BlackSpinner wrote:Really? If my relative is in the hospital that is the last thing I would be concerned about, especially if I already posted a thread saying that everything was on hold.Lizistired wrote:If the pm's have been read, they could have easily been replied to.
Me too. I would also not bother opening the cpap forum, much less reading PM's, if I even noticed the PM count!BlackSpinner wrote:Really? If my relative is in the hospital that is the last thing I would be concerned about, especially if I already posted a thread saying that everything was on hold.Lizistired wrote:If the pm's have been read, they could have easily been replied to.
CAUTION, CAUTIONARY TALE AHEAD: Earlier this year, on this forum, I remember someone bought a mask, or maybe it was a machine from another long-standing member, and didn't receive it right away in the mail. There was the same irate "give us a name" cry shouted out by some individuals. Anyway, a few days later the buyer received the package, as described in the post, via the mail and was very happy... as I recall there was just some mix-up on addresses or something like that. Plus the buyer expressed thankfulness that they hadn't outted an innocent seller. I'd advise waiting a bit, a long bit, before calling out the cavalry.jen4700 wrote:I'm sure I'll get flamed for my opinion. But who cares if he/she has a great reputation? Why are you protecting their rep when they took advantage of you? Post the name. The rest of us want to know. If I get scammed by this person, then who is to blame? Me or you?
No, not me. I only replied to this because it was back on the top anyway..That's not to say that something similar hasn't occurred in this situation but if people are thinking of Justpam...it isn't her.
What don't you understand about "Let it go"?JeffL wrote:OK, I admit to being a little sneaky
If you click on "Members", then click on "Posts", the member list will be displayed in Number of Posts sequence.
I counted 8 suspects with post counts > 2999 and < 4000.
The next step would be to see which of those 8 are in the Pillow Exchange posting. I haven't gone that far.
Sorry, the nerd in me made me do it