SELLERS BEWARE OF PENNY VULTURES

****BUYERS CLAIM: ITEM FALLING APART**** After a couple decades in e-commerce, apparently I still fall into traps of 'freebie vultures'. They smell $0.00 from a mile away and are extremely self-taught by whatever set of morals they have decided for themselves and are shady AF. They're also called professional loop-hole hunters. Sold an official team jersey that was CLEARLY described as altered into a casual crop with raw hem shown for seven dollars (YES. $7. I had it listed all the way down to $12 and accepted $7. Sense my annoyance here?) One tiny interior stitch one ONE side wasn't 100% secured by the previous owner when they cut it. I know exactly the microscopic spot this vulture is referring to — it wasn't loose, unraveling, or "falling apart" when I inspected it. I take pride in EVERY item I sell, even if it's $7. This move??? Classic refund-fishing. Sellers know this pattern all too well. WHAT'S UNACCEPTABLE? That Posh locks communication, I can't respond, defend, or show evidence — while siding with buyers who weaponize tiny threads into "damage". So here is what's happening: - Posh won't make another single red cent off of me - Rest I have left on on here? Deactivating and donating - any new product on posh? heck no, it's too valuable to waste on here From now on, vultures like this will be redirected to my OWN site, where I have FULL CONTROL — and I can send refund-fishers right back into the dry little desert of their miserable little existence.