The buyer admitted to the SCAM and when you read all his negative feedback 'left for others', at least 20 in the last 12 months, each one was regarding delivery and he added us into his pile.  I persisted hard and reported the guy several times over and one day I discovered my negative feedback was removed.

Maybe they read his message to me including his expletive rant against eBay Customer Support saying who protect him and buyers and shunt sellers (which is true)... maybe he got a red flag after dealing with me.

"Don't get angry - get even".

Or please give us an item number.

Simple, what I would expect is that if a seller is making a concerted effort to reach a solution with the buyer eBay should at least question the buyer as to why they are not responding to the sellers communications.

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@porcelain_dolls_by_me wrote:

Simple, what I would expect is that if a seller is making a concerted effort to reach a solution with the buyer eBay should at least question the buyer as to why they are not responding to the sellers communications.

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Not defending the buyer...they sound...um...questionable.

However what solution would you offer on an item that has no tracking?

I guess eBay could that...what if the buyer does not reply?

I guess they/you could send Guido & Luigi to question the buyer over an item valued at?