I have posted a vacation ad on the Orlando Craigslist and it gets flagged every time. Seems like a lot of others do too. Why don't they have a way to stop people from just flagging the competition!?!?!? SOOOOO annoying.
/rant
/rant
Welcome to ATOT.
no seriously, i'm not sure if you knew this, but it's his list. Craig.Ugh. Useless!
You're a bored old man?Typical replies for bored old men I suppose!
You're a bored old man?
Then you have plenty of time to spam craigslist.
Say nothing, post pics.No, I'm a bored young lady. And NO, I'm not going to spam. Just frustrated at the people that flag on CL. What more can I say?
I have posted a vacation ad on the Orlando Craigslist and it gets flagged every time. Seems like a lot of others do too. Why don't they have a way to stop people from just flagging the competition!?!?!? SOOOOO annoying.
/rant
No, I'm a bored young lady. And NO, I'm not going to spam. Just frustrated at the people that flag on CL. What more can I say?
http://www.eddieoneverything.com/bu...ur-posts-from-being-flagged-on-craigslist.phpThe Problem: You post an ad on Craigslist to sell a legitimate product or service, but “the community” flags your ad as being “inappropriate” or “prohibited.” Why do they flag these ads, if they are legitimate ads, you ask? Good question. Turns out that a lot of people are of the opinion that all goods should be sold at or below cost.
The Solution: If you find your ad being flagged, simply use the same email that you used to post your ad to edit it every so often. Each time you edit the ad, the “flag counter” is reset, meaning that you need that the small minority of vigilante flaggers has to start at the beginning.
the tone of this thread changes instantly when the bored young lady is mentioned. well done atot!
No, I'm a bored young lady. And NO, I'm not going to spam. Just frustrated at the people that flag on CL. What more can I say?