Non paying bidder on 6 items

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I have a bidder who won 6 of my auctions (on another user id) 10 days ago. She snipped at the last moment on all of them so is/was aware that she had won them.

Despite re-sending  the combined postage invoice numerous times and requesting she make contact advising payment date and method - nothing!

No contact from her at all.

I opened a NPB  dispute this morning. 

My question is - if she doesnt pay and I close the diputes with out payment, will it result in 6 separate strikes on her account and if so will that cause her account to be suspended (I do hope so!!!!)

I guess I should be thankful that she was not the highest bidder on the other 4 items she bid on.

when-all-is-said-and-done

[bluewindmills]

It takes strikes from three different sellers to cause suspension of her account.

[when-all-is-said-and-done · Accepted solution]

Thank you for that - I did search through customer support section for an answer but couldn't find one.
So in short it really is no bother to her at all. I am thinking that perhaps it was payback from a seller I had left unfavorable feed back for in the past!

[kopenhagen5]

Many sellers have blocks in place to block anyone with 2 or more strikes.

So they won't be able to bid or buy from many on ebay.

Set your blocks if you haven't.

Hover over account tab select site prefs, buyer requirements then show and edit.

Set up blocks and add this buyer to your blocked bidders list should they not pay.

[*crikey*mate*]

so kopes, may I clarify (and get another heart LOL) that this means that the buyer will receive 6 seperate strikes for the 6 separate auction lots, even though the purchases are all from the one seller and have been combined as they were all in the one trading period.

i.e if I buy 6 things off a seller in one week, I only get 1 feedback point, but if I space those 6 things out over 6 weeks, I get 6 points.

but for unpaid items, I get a strike for every one of them, regardless of the time frames.

Is that right?