SaberwolfRaine

Make a Claim via PayPal if you can, if not call your bank and see if you can change the purchase that was made. At this point getting your money back should be the priority, I didn't stop bothering their "manager" until they corrected their behavior. 

I'm pretty understanding and flexible when it comes to Commissions. I'm patient because of real world problems however, you have been known to do your friends' art first. Not to mention my Commission was back before January, before all this pandemic so using that as an excuse just goes to show you don't really regret anything you do and have done to people for longer than 3 years 

You put rest of us on a back burner so long as you got your heaps of money from the massive batches you put out. Not only that, but you were never in contact with me via Trello. I contacted your manager via Telegram after a claim had been sitting on PayPal for you to open but you never did. Had I left the claim for not receiving my item posted, it would've gone further on May 9th. The only reason I contacted your manager was because I posted the artist's beware. This was just a common courtesy to give you the chance to clean up and be honest but here I see more excuses to take advantage of easy money.

You were able to communicate to me via FA and lead me to believe you were very much aware of my work and you were doing both of them. I was given multiple different dates and deadlines. Since this beware I've had several people approach me because this is a currently ongoing problem. I really really hope you can learn to be honest and do honest work instead of acting like everyone should sweep things under a rug because you had one rough month.

If it was hard, stop putting out batches. If you got unorganized, stop selling more art. If you couldn't figure out commissions you probably should've closed them instead of letting other people waste their money and time.