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@surfajo wrote:

Yep, I'm in the same boat. I have had two "non-payers" for the same item. I am selling a car and I put it on EBay. Within two days I had an "Item Sold" notification. Did the usual thing - send invoice / congratulate buyer on purchase. No response for a couple of days so emailed again. After 3 days I got an email back saying "I don't want item anymore". I cancelled the transaction and relisted the item. Received another "Item Sold" notification. This time I was pretty sure the person was another dud. He had no Feedback, and his Member ID was fucwi_0 and only joined EBay a few days ago. Even his address didn't exist. So if you get something from f***  wit at 9988 Smith St Campsie 2222, it doesn't exist. An unfortunately you can't leave Negative Feedback

 

 

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I hope you opened and closed a non payment dispute to get your fees back? Don't cancel transactions like that, always open a non payment dispute. That way the buyer gets a black mark against their name rather than getting off scott free. It also helps other sellers out who have blocks in place if you issue them with a strike. Once they get 2 strikes, they can't buy from any seller who has blocks in place.

As for the 0 feedback tyre kicker, set your blocks so that low feedback buyers who aren't phone verified can't buy from you. That block probably would have stopped that latest loser. I would also be reporting him to eBay for using false details.