@michellebartley wrote:
You've got high hopes of getting my ebay membership revoked. Are you thick or what. Seller has no intention of emailing me at this stage and most of you think Im a real heel. Thanks for nothing. It just goes to show that you have no freedom of epression on this forum thats for sure. Except nag nag nag nag Seller is 100%correct and me the buyer 100% incorrect.
That is a really far off-base assessment.
Many of the members here that have provided advice to you are both buyer and seller (like me), some are buyers only, some are predominantly sellers, which means you get a really broad perspective collectively - and the people responding to your posts also have freedom of expression.
I chose to express my first response without words, simply because at this point, I can't be 100% sure you really take this attitude towards sellers, but I remain unimpressed with the attitude you have continually presented on the forums, and it's forum conduct I'm primarily addressing, but if you're not trolling then my post can also be taken in regards to your transactions, and to other members (I haven't forgotten being threatened with black magic for daring to post in one of your threads not so long ago.... 
and no, I didn't take it seriously, but it is a prime example of how silly things get when you don't like or agree with other posts).
Whether or not I'm impressed (or unimpressed) with your antics is ultimately irrelevant, I have continued to answer your threads, on occasion, with factual information and practical advice, in the hopes that eventually it would be taken on board. But one wonders what exactly it is you're trying to acheive with your posts here. Half of them are random observations that don't even invite reply, advice or discussion. I mean, stuff like "I bought something, the post sale transaction process was a little different than I'm used to, but oh well" isn't even worth a Facebook status and 'like', let alone require discussion. The rest reveal buyer behaviour that - as you can see - have many members deciding to prevent you from ever buying from them.
Does that not make you ask yourself a few questions? I know it might not feel very nice when a lot of people react negatively to your posts, but I really hope one day you can look on these issues from a more objective perspective. Start by thinking what you would do if you were the seller in the transactions you have a complaint about.
But let me take the OP seriously for a moment.
Thread title - Priorities confusion. You're accusing a seller of not having their priorities right, yet in the same post let us all know that you bought an item and didn't pay for it for a few days. Where were your priorities? Treat others as you would have them treat you, Michelle. If you want instant responses from sellers, perhaps you should behave the same way?
I repeat that sentiment for the rest of the issues you're having with this transaction.
