No I am not saying ALL of the 1700 pins are all scrappers, please do not twist my words. There were maybe 10 percent obvious scrappers when it was all said and done--but ten percent out of over a thousand is a lot of scrappers in my opinion.
I bought lots from them all within a a very narrow time frame, as you said, there were thousands of pins to go through. At first there were numerous broken pins, which they promised to make up for if I purchased another of their lots, they would add extra in to make up for broken pins. I appreciated that, hence the positive feedback. I also have NOT left feedback on all of my purchases, so you may not want to rush to judgement regarding my feedback. I did not have time to take off work or miss classes in order to immediately go through each pin, but have done so since then, and there are many scrappers.
I did not order you to move their name from one color to another, that is up to you. I am just reporting what happened. I have been collecting/buying/selling for 13 years, and I know what a scrapper is--whether you choose to believe me or not is not going to change whether I feel it should be reported.
My name was put in red based on one person's (a competing seller, still actively selling) comment. I realize you aren't the one who put me in red, you did move me out of red and I appreciate that. I really don't care what color they are under, I am just very aware of the fact that the list is subjective.
The fact is, this list is not 100 percent reliable.
All I can do is HONESTLY report what I have experienced PERSONALLY, not just throw out comments based on reading feedback on a seller I have never personally dealt with.
