What "A User has Blocked You" Means?
You shouldn't worry if you receive a message saying that a user has “blocked” you. It doesn’t affect your account and the actions you can perform on it.
Being “blocked” on Noones isn’t the end of the world. If a user blocks you, it means that they won’t see any offers you post in the future. They may have their own reasons but it won’t affect your standing on Noones and it won’t affect your ability to sell and buy cryptocurrency. So just continue to use your account normally. As a pro tip, you can try to be as transparent and forthcoming as you can with your trade partners. But at the end of the day, keep in mind that you can’t please everyone.
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