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I sell a lot on eBay
No way to block based on Feed Back number
You can block Buyers with 2 or more unpaid strikes
That is why it is important as a Seller to open the unpaid item dispute on the non paying "Buyers"
Open at day 4
eBay will send them a reminder to pay
Then 4 days after you opened the dispute >> Now at day 8 >> Close the dispute
eBay will refund your final value fees and it is safe at that point to sell to someone else
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So, if I have a non-paying buyer for my auction I need to open a dispute? My question is that what happens on ebay's side? Do they put a black mark on the "buyer", because I've done this before and have not been able to leave any feedback (negative). Does opening the dispute accomplish the same goal? I basically want this person to not be allowed to bid if he's not going to pay.
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I had a non-payer and after notifying them and waiting my required 3 days (I mention this in every one of my ad's) then I opened the dispute. Ebay sends the buyer a notice that a dispute has been opened and I think you have to wait 5 days after. In my case after about 4 days my buyer paid for it so after ebay notified me, I shipped. I doublechecked to make sure that the buyer was not in one of the affected areas of the "superstorm".
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When you close the dispute neither party can leave Feed back
If the "Buyer" has already left you a NEG >> eBay will remove it
At that point the "Buyer" has an unpaid strike
Sellers CAN (and should) block "Buyers" with 2 or more strikes
That is why it is important for Sellers to open and close the unpaid dispute to give those "Buyers" strikes
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