Since when has eBay allowed sellers to block messages from buyers?

[kupomogli]

Firefox has auto-update on. I also tried to update manually but it said there were no new updates. Lame.

I once had a problem where Firefox was running ridiculously slow on Ebay and only Ebay yet all other browsers worked fine. I later formatted my PC and then Ebay was working fine again with it. Maybe Firefox got a corrupted update or something and it's messing up browsing on Ebay. Try uninstalling and reinstalling Firefox.

[mobiusclimber]

Before uninstalling Firefox, just trying clearing your cookies and cache. Under tools, click Clear Recent History... and select what you want to clear from there. I couldn't access Racketboy or Google for awhile, but after doing that I was able to again. Who knows why?

[nebrazca78]

Regarding the mis-match of item thumbnails under the messaging system, this minor bug is not due to the above user's web browser settings but does, in fact, exist.

Here is a snip from when this happened to me today:

What the hell is eBay doing? It's like they want to fail. The faulty messaging system results in less sales and thus, less FVF for eBay. The low quality eBay-hosted photos may result in less sales and thus, less FVF for eBay. eBay rarely makes changes that are positive for sellers as well as buyers, but now eBay are implementing changes that are negative to even themselves!?

I can't remember the last positive change eBay has implemented. It's just a long line of bad or at best, questionable, changes.

It's amazing that they somehow stay in business. I guess that's what being ubiquitous can do for you.

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[fahlim003]

If you click on any ebay members name you will go to their feedback profile and there will be an option(it might be on the left or right) to "contact member". Click on that and follow the prompts to send your question.

Doesn't work. God damn, is this blocking of questions move complete bullshit.

[bangtango]

Firefox has auto-update on. I also tried to update manually but it said there were no new updates. Lame.

Browser settings then? Something disabled that shouldn't be? Something enabled that shouldn't be?

If I were you, I'd just spend 10-15 minutes reviewing your options, settings, add-on's, etc. with Firefox open. Might have to tinker with them. One single thing clicked here or another thing unclicked there can really foul up your day-to-day internet activities whether it is using a site like Ebay or even something like YouTube and Facebook.

I'd do it, because if something happens where Google Chrome starts giving you problems when using Ebay and you never settled the Firefox issue, then you'll be up a creek unless you have a bunch of different browsers installed.

Besides, if your Firefox set-up is keeping you from using Ebay effectively, then you more than likely will have a similar problem on other web sites sooner or later.