Buyer has sent a question about item; who are they?

[mayflowers0_0]

A buyer has asked if I would break up lot and how much for just 1.

eBay has blocked all information that I need to answer with offer.

Who is it? What is their feedback are they reliable?

Where are they located? For shipping cost.

Instead of information I need to make a decision they give link after link to pages that have nothing to do with the question.

[donsdetour]

You seem to sell books: is this one of them in a lot??

If so: you must decide if it is worth the time to break up a lot:

Can you sell the rest.

Only you can decide.

Is it worth your time to end listing and redo such??

[hartungcards]

Here's the information you need to make your decision.  Just say, "Sorry, no."

[momdadsstash]

Any reputable offer or question is done through ebay messages.

If the info  isn't available...if you can't just hit "Reply" then it's not anybody you need to deal with.

[hartungcards]

If eBay has blocked all the information you need to answer with an offer, what does that tell you?

[cstpos]

@mayflowers0_0I would add the username to my Blocked Buyer List. If you click on their username, and there's no info available, I wouldn't want to sell to them.

[inhawaii]

If they have a ebay username, which I assume they do if they sent you a ebay message,

some of their information is available on the ebay website.

Feedback.

Location.

When they opened their account.

[fern*wood]

You don't get much info on buyers just from a question.  If their general location isn't enough, which is there as inhawaii mentioned, you can always ask them for more info, but I've never done that. 

[mayflowers0_0]

I'm not sure if this is the right way to reply to all, but here goes. The person asked if I would break up a set. There was a link to reply. There was a link to send offer. There was no link to who or where the person is located. No link to find out who i'm dealing with. I googled how to find an eBay member. You can only find sellers. This person is a seller with terrible feedback and is located in Ukraine. No reply needed. I think a seller should have the ability to know who they are communicating with; eBay thinks otherwise, and they are the boss. I thank you all for your help.

[714ricki]

Just tell the buyer that the lot can't be broken up & move on.

Hang in there!