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Spoonie_Turtle said:
They do if sellers properly cancel the sale so the buyer gets a strike.martindow said:Don't such people get a non-payer strike so you can block 'buyers' with two or more of these?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/payment-policies/unpaid-item-policy?id=4271
True, but I'm not convinced this is a real deterrent. Not so much now but certainly some years ago I got spate of messages from one [blocked] NPB simply mouthing off that no amount of strikes really will do anything, and they would set up a raft of new accounts. So that's all that's really required, and then off they go again.0
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