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rtisan avatar
rtisan says

who does the closing? The content team? Forum mods?

I'm just curious. Thanks.

Posted at 7:09pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

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jewlzs avatar
jewlzs says

Good question rtisian, I'd like to know the answer to this also.

Posted at 7:10pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

UknowUneedAnother avatar
uknowuneedanother says

marking

Posted at 7:11pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

Charlotte avatar
BizzieLizzie says

I'd like to know this as well.

Posted at 7:11pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

SanDesign avatar
SanDesign says

Would like to know as well.

Posted at 7:11pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

Janne Perry avatar
ClosetGothic says

Interested too.

Posted at 7:12pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

Bonnie Kanavins avatar
hotpinkchick says

I don't know the answer, but would it depend on the reason why they were shut down?

Posted at 7:13pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

SanDesign avatar
SanDesign says

Especially when it's an innocent shop shut down for something stupid, while resellers run wild...lol

Posted at 7:13pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

rtisan avatar
rtisan says

Also, if it is not an alleged reseller shop, are they asked a series of questions and research is done, just like the reseller cases are handled?

Posted at 7:14pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT

rtisan avatar
rtisan says

Cuz I know that a lot of time is put into investigating an alleged reseller's shop.

So I was wondering if it's the same for getting closed for another reason.

Resellers are innocent until proven guilty. Is it the same for all sellers? They are given the benefit of the doubt, then checked out?

Thanks!

Posted at 7:16pm Jul 27, 2010 EDT