Can you block block a buyer?

[bigyellowdog2012]

I have a buyer with 0 feedback

is there a way to cancel their bid and block buyers with 0 feedbacks?

[ckimodog]

@bigyellowdog2012 

Yes, go to this link:

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/resolving-buyer-issues/blocking-buyer-ebay?

Happy Holidays!   Woof!

[gloryglorygifts]

IDKY but I'm getting an error message on your link. 

[bigyellowdog2012]

I am as well!

[ebooksdiva]

@gloryglorygifts 

@bigyellowdog2012 
Try this Blocked Buyer List

[kensgiftshop]

No, you can't block buyers with no feedback.

You can add the member to your blocked buyers list here
https://www.ebay.com/bmgt/buyerrequirements

[fern*wood]

Has this potential buyer been a problem?

[bigyellowdog2012]

Not yet but I’m suspicious 

it’s a high end handbag

[az93]

You had zero feedback once.

[chickadee8618]

NOT All 0 Feedback buyers are a problem, most are pretty cool, unless you know, you **bleep** off someone with a 1000 Buyer Feedback and they decided to make a new account to purchase the item that you originally blocked them from, then its a problem. Oh ya, they will do this. If youre lucky, you just send the item to the 0 Feedback buyers address, and it will be all good......unless of course, you know.....you had previously blocked a buyer from buying that high value item from yourself earlier, from the exact same location, then you know....you can go ahead and.....tell ebay about it, which....most likely...they wont do Shi* about...but hey...take that chance seller warrior, take that chance.

[inhawaii]

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@bigyellowdog2012 wrote:

I have a buyer with 0 feedback

is there a way to cancel their bid and block buyers with 0 feedbacks?

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No, you can't block a 0 feedback bidder.

But could you imagine if you could and every seller did.

There would be no new buyers on ebay.

[chapeau-noir]

One could make a case for eBay needing to be more diligent in vetting 'new' accounts, since they pop up like mushrooms, but that goes against their buyer centric view. Fortunately, most are fine.

[treschic53]

You used to be able to search other ID's used by the same buyer.  I don't think that you can't do that anymore, but sometimes a call to eBay Customer Service will give you other ID's used by the buyer.  I haven't tried it in the last couple of years, but it's worth a try if you are uncomfortable with this sale.

[12345jamesstamps]

Yes. You should also watch who bids on the item everyday in case the bidder gets a new ID.

I wouldn't cancel bids...just block bidder from future bids.

I used to do auctions. Some who give advice probably have not recently sold any auctions or sold anything for that matter lately.

It's not a buy now item I am talking about. 

Auctions once they end...a bidder can sometimes take forever to pay or never pays and then auction has to be done again. I prefer someone with previous purchases and some experience in paying....that is from my experience. I feel a "new" buyer should buy inexpensive items first to understand the process of how eBay works.

[dryophelia]

@bigyellowdog2012 

A buyer with no feedback wants to take a chance with an infrequent seller. 

Seems like both will need to trust. 

As a rule, don’t list anything you can’t afford to lose and the time to wonder about potential buyers is BEFORE the item is listed.