23-09-2014, 10:11
How ironic that this old thread should resurface.
The incident described in the OP wasn't a blacklisting, but we have blacklisted each other since (I helped her to buy her apartment by paying in advance for bookings she failed to deliver, that's £900 I will never see again). So I know all about blacklisting now.
Blacklisting someone has two effects: it makes that person invisible to your searches (though you could still go to "Manage blacklist" and call up the profile from there), and it auto-deletes incoming emails from that person without notifying you. If you are on someone else's blacklist, the only sign is that any email you send to that person is immediately tagged as (unread) (deleted). Neither option has any effect on previous messages sent or received.
The incident described in the OP wasn't a blacklisting, but we have blacklisted each other since (I helped her to buy her apartment by paying in advance for bookings she failed to deliver, that's £900 I will never see again). So I know all about blacklisting now.
Blacklisting someone has two effects: it makes that person invisible to your searches (though you could still go to "Manage blacklist" and call up the profile from there), and it auto-deletes incoming emails from that person without notifying you. If you are on someone else's blacklist, the only sign is that any email you send to that person is immediately tagged as (unread) (deleted). Neither option has any effect on previous messages sent or received.
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