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Blocked a buyer; they created a new account and bought item
Summary: The discussion revolves around a situation where everard6920 blocked a buyer, who then circumvented the block by creating a new account and purchasing an item again. chripet-19 and subsequent participants sandypebbles and repentatleisure1952 engage in the conversation, presumably discussing the implications and possible solutions to handle such situations.
I blocked an international buyer two days ago, as her initial question was about a SNAD return on an $8 notebook.
Now she's created a new ID and purchased the item. I do not want to complete the transaction. Last time this happened, eBay told me I should. What's the point of a blocked list if they're allowed to make a new account and buy the item anyway?
I found this on the US site:
"You can't use another account to buy or bid on an item if you're on a seller's blocked bidder or buyer list."
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/unwelcome-buying.html
But naturally, our own site's policy fails to mention anything about this:
http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/unwelcome-buying.html
Does anyone have any experience with this? She's already sent payment via Paypal . . . if I simply refund her payment, I'll receive a defect.
chripet-19
·2 years agoJust send her her item omg you sellers are so pathetic and petty, you want the sake or not being you don't then don't advertise it, sellers like you who don't like to give refunds need to be taken off the Ebay seller's list seriously.
sandypebbles
·2 years agoSo you are abusing a member. ten years after they posted for blocking a scammer buyer, who then opened another ID, which is against the rules so they could try to scam again
Welcome yourself to many blocked lists I would say
repentatleisure1952
·2 years agoYou need to stop imbibing the "sake"... it's affecting your ability to read.