Yes I'm quite sure Harley that there is more to this one than we can all see on the feedback.
Over on the Facebook seller page just recently there were reports of another buyer operating under several IDs who had been blatantly scamming sellers for quite some time. Some for large amounts of money.
The sellers banded together and dug up lots of evidence against that buyer. A report was raised with The ACORN.
Including finding her private facebook page where she had been bragging publicly to her friends on how to go about getting stuff for free on ebay.
However, despite several sellers reporting the buyer activity to ebay they initially refused to do anything about her and she continued to scam. It wasn't until one of the page members who also happens to be an ex senior ebay manager reported the buyer to his senior contacts inside ebay that all her IDs have now been NARU'ed. I hope they also block her IP address and physical address so she can never pop up again unless she moves house and changes ISP's.
Certainly was a very bad case of terrible buyer behaviour. The ACORN have not finished with her yet so from them it could end up in charges being laid too, hopefully.
To my way of thinking ebay ought to be held legally accountable in part for such behaviour for not stopping this kind of activity sooner. As despite many reports they did nothing about it until it was elevated.
