Most conversations on iSwap.pk are straightforward, but when one isn't, you have two separate tools available — blocking, which is about your own experience, and reporting, which brings the issue to iSwap.pk's attention. Here's when to use each.
Blocking stops a specific user from messaging you again. It's entirely within your control and doesn't require anyone to review anything.
Blocking is private — the other person isn't notified that you've blocked them.
Reporting is different: it flags something specific for iSwap.pk's moderation team to review and act on, rather than just removing it from your own view.
Reports are reviewed by the team, who can take a range of actions depending on what they find — from a formal warning up to removing a listing or banning an account entirely. You won't necessarily see the outcome directly, but the report is genuinely reviewed, not just logged and ignored. See Why Was My Seller Tier Downgraded, or My Account Warned? for how enforcement generally works on the other end of a report.
Yes — blocking stops them from messaging you, but doesn't hide your public listings or profile from them entirely.
No — reports are reviewed by iSwap.pk's team, and the person you're reporting isn't told who filed it.
Yes — you can review and manage your blocked users list and unblock someone if you change your mind.
There's no fixed turnaround, since it depends on the nature of the report and current volume — but every report is genuinely reviewed, not automatically dismissed.
Report anything that could affect other users too — scams, stolen devices, harassment. Block anything that's purely a personal annoyance you'd rather not deal with, like an unwanted or overly persistent conversation.
