How do I block someone on poetrade

Someone has for some reason posted 20 duplicate threads spamming their items and it's clogging up some of my searches.

Is there a way to blacklist a person so they don't appear on search results?

Yes. I don't know what xyz will blacklist for, but it is done at least for people listing stuff and then refusing to sell it. Contact him and present your case and see what happens.

State your case to XYZ and if necessary he will black list that user unless it's his site acting up.

So it looks like this user has used procurement to repost the exact same item set about 20 times within a 10 day period.

I dont use procurement but I assume theres so automation going on? Either ways I contacted xyz to see if I could somehow filter out duplicate search results.

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grant_m wrote:

You'll have better results using the forum on the xyz website.

Also, blacklisting by xyz goes against the spirit of the free trade model GGG has created and should be looked into and dealt with harshly by GGG.

It's his site and GGG likely accepts that so no and it's a good thing for the community if he black list dick heads and I've seen many dickheads in poe.trade doing shady shit lol

Too bad XYZ can do whatever he wants, He owns the site end of story.

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I_NO wrote:

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grant_m wrote:

You'll have better results using the forum on the xyz website.

Also, blacklisting by xyz goes against the spirit of the free trade model GGG has created and should be looked into and dealt with harshly by GGG.

It's his site and GGG likely accepts that so no and it's a good thing for the community if he black list dick heads and I've seen many dickheads in poe.trade doing shady shit lol

By GGG's standards, 'shady' is an acceptable play style. The standards of GGG need to be upheld by applications such as xyz. It's favouritism akin to P2W if they are not. All users of xyz need to be treated as equal.

Once again I see you defending being an asshole because GGG doesn't ban people for it. xyz can do whatever he wants. If you want to make an alternative indexer, go ahead. GGG gives you that option.

edit: And as far as "All users of xyz need to be treated as equal", they are. Every user is treated equally. Everybody is subject to the same blacklisting rules.