Flippa Suspended My Auction

Fathom

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A couple of days ago I made a stupid mistake of copying someone's listing and just changing a few words here and there. Flippa has now temporarily suspended my listing, but it's not allowing me to edit the content so that I can make the listing live again.

I sent an email to flippa saying sorry and it won't happen again bla bla bla but they just decided to ignore me and deem my question solved.

Losing out on $19 does not bother me, but I have made over 20 auctions in the last 2 months, is it really a good business decision to screw me out of $19?

I feel like saying screw you flippa, but I can't as only flippa has the kind of audience I require.

Any thoughts on this?

Fathom
 
Sorry to hear that. But if you're too busy to get articles or copy written for your auction, I can do that for you. Also I make review videos of flippa auctions - if you need pre-auction and during-auction video review and posting, i do that as well. just PM me or go to domignostics.

As much as I would like someone to write a default listing for my auctions, I did not post in this thread asking for that, but thanks anyway.
 
Flippa staffs did this one time on me because a hater/loser... report my auction of "falsified earning report". I sent them a complain and they restored the auction after few days without any notice.
So I'm with you. Screw flippa
 
Just email them again, I don't see why they won't reinstate it if you change the wording.

Sometimes you need to email support a few times until you get the response you require.
 
Just email them again, I don't see why they won't reinstate it if you change the wording.

Sometimes you need to email support a few times until you get the response you require.

Thanks Thomas, I gave up on them but I will try again now that you've said that.
 
It's a great business decision. Flippa isn't after your $19 - we're just needing you to remember that copying someone's listing is copyright theft and in breach of the terms and conditions you agreed to when joining the marketplace ...
 
It?s a great business decision. Flippa isn?t after your $19 ? we?re just needing you to remember that copying someone?s listing is copyright theft and in breach of the terms and conditions you agreed to when joining the marketplace ...
Are you a flippa staff?
 
If your appeal does not work out, just create a new listing. You only lose $19.
 
This is now resolved, my listing is live again.
 
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