An entitled Karen demands that I sell my items online to her specifically, all while throwing

out out landish threats of getting me banned from the website I was selling from.

Things got so bad that she was actually trying to extort me for more of my products, but

I simply wasn't having it, so I got revenge and got her banned instead.

Here's what happened.

So my husband and I got married 14 years ago, and as a wedding gift, we received 12 full

China sets, including sterling silver flatware.

We live in a small house and only have two children, so 12 sets is way too many for us to

store.

The sets were never used and still in the box, so we decided to sell four of them.

I posted them on a local Facebook sellers group, and I posted each item separately.

From flatware to plates to wine glasses, I posted photos with details of the brand, the

model number, and showed how they were new in the box.

I also posted a link to where they were purchased from, with the original cost.

I posted these for sale about 6 months after our wedding, so they are still brand new and

not outdated at all.

Each flatware set was purchased for $75 a piece, and this is because they were sterling

silver.

Even though they were still in the box, I knew I couldn't sell them for $75, so I asked

for $60 per set.

Granted, this was a great deal, considering they were still being sold in the store for

$75, so if the buyer wanted them, they would be getting a fantastic deal.

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