I also have offers turned off and still receive offer messages. Typically I block them as fast as I can. Someone who wants to negotiate an already fair price is far more likely to be a difficult buyer after the sale in my experience, so I avoid them altogether.
I just ignore and move on.
The slightly more annoying ones are the ones who act like they are going to buy multiple quantities, but ending up just trying to get discount on 1.
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1000% agree. In fact I go way farther. Almost anyone that asks too many questions especially if the listing is clear, is already flagged by me as a potential problematic customer and sometimes I just block them for that. eBay is great in allowing us to do that. I wish amazon had such an option as well.
All that they want to do is refund and will charge me a 15% restock fee if they do not deem that the product is damaged. In short, they control all the cards. I have a couple already in perfect condition so I will probably use one of these to build and might possibly part the other one out in my BL store.
**Sigh** I wasn't near so lucky. Woot sent my two Venators, naked, in a 32 lb weight box. One set was especially beat up but neither look pristine. Has anyone tried using Woot's customer service?