VINTED banned a dad after its computer bots confused a Celtic pendant with a Nazi cross. David Clarkson, 33, had been trying to sell the family heirloom for just £8 when he fell foul of the resale site’s rules. Vinted said his advert breached its rules around items that “promote or display violence, discrimination, hatred or crime”. It added: “For this reason we blocked your account definitively. “We also removed the aforementioned item. “We would like to discourage you from any further attempts to sign up to Vinted.” The cross, which symbolises love, was his aunt’s before being passed to...
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