Weird User IDs lately

[expresschocolate]

Hey everyone... not sure if this is the right place for this question but here goes nothing..

Ive been selling for quite awhile and i have noticed new users create strange user ids like for example:

fdsf4hds5fdf34ji240 (sample) or things that are randomly created.  Feedback is never received, but i always think fraud claims are always likely.  

Im not sure if its a new privacy issue or what.. Has anyone else seen this, just curious.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

[the*dog*ate*my*tablecloth]

My favorite chocolate right now is Cadbury Jelly Popping  chocolate bars. I get them on Amazon and they ship from the UK. I was in England last May for a family wedding and stocked up on Cadbury and Cath Kidston. I’m still trying to finish the chocolate before it expires.

I lived in both Montreal and Calgary. Hence my chicken confusion. We just had SH Poutine gravy on fries the other day and it was good. Not as good as being there.

[*madison]

If anyone ever visits Cadbury world in the UK, wear a mask. The air is too sweet, it makes you feel sickly, and you can smell it for weeks after your visit.

[castlemagicmemories]

As previously stated, that is a guest buyer.  What has not been mentioned is that those ids are computer generated and assigned to the buyer.  They aren't choosing those strange ids.

Everyone needs chocolate!

And no excuse needed to want to visit Disney, although escaping the cold is as good as any!

Cadbury Bunny commercials are on now.

[pburn]

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We have some good local chocolate makers and chocolatiers in my town. I'd take their wares over a mass-manufactured chocolate any day.

[*madison]

I only like the dark stuff,  100% Cocoa Chocolate.

[pvcliff]

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@yuzuha wrote:

Canadian and British chocolate are infinitely superior to US chocolate, but Germany has some good stuff too-- I'm quite fond of Milka.  Their Oreo and Chips Ahoy bars are to die for!

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We have German friends who send chocolate every Christmas -- they send Werthers, Lindt etc on purpose -- brands that we can buy here but don't taste anything like the smooth German chocolate. They are coming to visit us at the end of the month; on one hand I hope they bring chocolate, on the other they are in Las Vegas and Palm Sorings before they come to LA and I can't imagine they can keep it from melting. (Germany makes fabulous stainless steel items which they've gifted us with before, so that would be a fine hostess gift too).

[patd3283]

Haven't tasted a chocolate that I don't like, regardless of origin! 🙂

Patd