How to leave feedback on item that didn't sell

[rockin302]

So I have an issue with a buyer that keeps creating new accounts and bids on items with the intention of NOT paying. This person has done it to many other sellers on Ebay. 

What I want to know is how do you leave feedback(I know you can only leave positive)and warn others that this person is a non-paying scam bidder. I've seen a couple of their accounts with feedback saying "non-paying bidder" or "caution buyer does not pay!" I'd like to do the same but how do I go about it?

Thanks!

[downunder-61]

@pburn  My aplogies, that is amazing, what on earth gives them the right I wonder?

I could understand if they came in and unclicked a 'Solution' when it is chosen by the OP, but seriously, eBay rep's don't seem to know enough about eBay policy to decide what solution is correct LOL

[inhawaii]

You can't leave feedback on a item that you didn't sell.

The fact that you are asking such a question makes me wonder if there is something you don't understand about feedback. 

[theteamsetguy]

A bidder who wins and doesn’t pay is not a scammer but nothing more than a non-paying bidder. A scammer is a buyer who is trying to get the item from a seller without paying. Example of scammer would be a return fraudster. 

[theteamsetguy]

Rockin302,

If it is the Transformer just list it fixed with immediate payment required for $100.00 and it should sell quickly.

[soh.maryl]

You probably are aware that blocking a buyer doesn't mean much because that blocker can open a new ID and continue to buy and not pay.  

[soh.maryl]

There was a message a day or two ago that they can mark a response as a solution.  

[pburn]

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@downunder-61 wrote:

@pburn  My aplogies, that is amazing, what on earth gives them the right I wonder?

I could understand if they came in and unclicked a 'Solution' when it is chosen by the OP, but seriously, eBay rep's don't seem to know enough about eBay policy to decide what solution is correct LOL

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@downunder-61 

Agreed. Even worse, IMO, is that solutions marked by eBay staff are not designated as such, so we'll never know whether an OP or eBay staff selected a post as the solution. That's what prompted me to ask the OP if s/he selected the solution. Transparency? Out the window. 

So often, members are accused of being eBay employees. Maybe that accusation is not so far-fetched as previously assumed.