Before I announce that I am thinking of having custom hats in my shop, please read.
If you are not familiar with the lingo, Bogus Buyers are the people who made a purchase in your online shops but for some reason they won’t pay for the items they ordered. This term has been popular mostly in Multiply.com Online Shops, and most online store owners take this seriously and even list these bogus buyers down and tell the whole world about them.
However, though I own an online boutique (hey, my shop has a virtual shopping cart and I am also a big fan of online shopping), I don’t list down my own bogus buyers list. Yeah, of course, come on, I have a lot of bogus buyers everyday, but I highly respect their privacy. In fact, I stated that clearly in my shop’s privacy policy.
But I have this plan of action that when you made an order and you did not pay for it, at least, within three days, I will just delete the log and move on. However, if you made another check out (order) in my shop and you did not ~again~ pay for it, I will delete the log once more and will remember your details and will ban you in my shop for at least six months. No warning or whatever.
I am not mad, ayoko lang ng makulet. lol. 
hi good day!nice posts,I saw your link that you display on pinay and money thread. hhehe so nice! it’s my habit reading other’s blog,since I started blogging on my own, but because of my hectic schedule, i haven’t updated it..
so i decided to delete my accnt 
hello mochafrappe,
Thank you for stopping by. So have you added my blog’s rss feed to your reader? hehehe.
see you around.