Quote from: Pamoldar on March 28, 2019, 09:49:49 AM

Quote from: DrxRog on March 28, 2019, 03:37:57 AM

Quote from: Pamoldar on March 27, 2019, 07:10:08 PM

P2P platform like localbitcoins are not responsible for the terms of their users. If you do not like someone's terms then do not deal with them. There are many other buyer/sellers in there, pick one that you like.

if you read what i wrote above properly it clearly says i cancelled the trade with him. and blocked and distrust. you say they are not responsible for the data collected on their website is this correct . can you also explain why this trader was able to leave a negative feedback on my account and he remains at 100% what happened there? ? all this is taking place on local bitcoins website though . or am i missing something here? according to you local bitcoin is not responsible for anything on its website ?

Let's forget about localbitcoins. I hope you are familiar with ebay and amazon. if a buyer or seller in ebay or amazon do something wrong with you then do you give the blame to ebay/amazon? If you do then you surely missing the basic concept of a marketplace.

I am sure they have a customer service, they have a dispute team. If you have any issue with any buyer/seller then just contact the customer service/dispute team.

yes you are right one would expect the website to to be able to sort this out without much fuss . but instead i get a reply to my ticket stating the seller is permitted to ask for this kind of information and his review is valid and not abusive. that was the response from local bitcoin i can paste it here if you want.
Ok now let us compare this scenario to ebay . it would be like any person who shows interest in your product by bidding is allowed to leave a review of their trade experience with you regardless if they won the auction or not. the point here being i cancelled the trade with this person then he left the review. no need for me compare this to amazon.