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I was kicked of an FB page for flipping items. What's wrong with flipping?

Hi, I specialize in selling My Little Pony items and was on (for a couple of years) a FB page for My Little Pony Buy, Sell and Swap. Recently, whoever was in charged kicked me off/blocked me from the page. When I asked why (they didn't even have the courtesy of telling me in a message that I'd been kicked off), they said it was because I was buying ponies and selling them for a profit. I asked if this was against the law, or even the rules of the page. (When I buy ponies using this page, I sell them on eBay.) I don't understand why the entire concept of flipping is "wrong." Many people flip on eBay and make this their entire income stream, and I don't think it's either illegal or unethical to do so. I buy from willing sellers, sell to willing buyers, never twisted anyone's arm to buy my stuff, etc. I just don't see how I'm hurting anyone.

Why would the page moderator (or whomever) take such issue with this? What do the rest of you think about flipping items?

I honestly think this is just capitalism and completely legit. If people don't want to buy what I'm selling, all they have to do is say "no thanks."

Because I'm blocked from the FB pony page, I can't really give more information about it.

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I was kicked of an FB page for flipping items. What's wrong with flipping?

Oh please. The point is try building relationships instead of wasting energy chasing the bogeyman. Banning people because you don't like their TYPE is lame. It was a criticism of the practice not any person.

- Be careful of those who support Luigi.
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I was kicked of an FB page for flipping items. What's wrong with flipping?

I never pretended to be anything and I paid fairly for what I purchased. I never saw anything indicating that I wasn't supposed to flip products.

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