Welp today I had my first unpaid auction cancellation in a long time (I think it's been at least a year since last one, maybe longer). In a way it wasn't surprising because it was a (0) with an account only days-old at the start of the auction, but in another way kind of surprising, because they bid throughout the 7 days and sniped to win, so I hoped this was just a genuine new buyer who really wanted the item. Alas, apparently not, just a p.o.s. sport bidder who starts new accounts just to override sellers' deadbeat blocks.
But considering the brisk competition between 3 or 4 bidders right up to the final hours, I figured this might be a good 'second chance' candidate item. But ..... where's the prompt to make the offer? I can't find it on the Solds page, in the order cancellation email, on the cancellation details page ... anywhere! Like I said it's been a while since I've had one of these, so I don't remember where I saw the prompt before, but I know I didn't have to hunt for it, like it was something eBay would kind of 'push' upon a cancellation.
Is it no longer an available feature, or am I just not looking in the right place?
LOL okay this is funny. Your answer (which I'm sure is right) kinda took me aback because I thought, 'How weird would it be if all those people had their setting to not receive them? Honestly I don't even recall seeing that as a preference option anywhere, but again I believe it's probably the correct answer.
Still, I decided to take another look at the bids ..... and THERE is where the prompt is! -Coulda sworn eBay used to put it elsewhere though. 
