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This may be a stupid question but obviously the block button is there for a reason however over using this function could put your account in jeopardy from eBay as they may think you are not dealing with customers correctly.....any feedback on this?

eBay buyers you block before they get a chance to win. Dont need their business - you do have to monitor your auctions though to implement the block...

My feedback: No.

As Omgoozle said. No issues for me

Ah those messages...if you have time and energy, you toy with them

I do that for one in every 12 scammer.

Dont want to be bored

:heh:

High volume of scammer potentials :( that sucks

Over a time period and over different accounts, it is not as gruesome as imaginable.

:heh:

I usually delete the message and move on.

just ignore ~

I guess I will be starting to ignore people.. I always "played" the game.. often figuring out shipping to those countries, etc.. Although Blocklist if they complain on the price after my trouble.

Such people as if I rate a cosmetic condition as 7.5 (Good condition, few minor marks), they will send a stupid question, buy the item, and then b**ch- oh! One of these marks aren't sooo minor.. :argue:

Well if I do not want that account to go to crap, eB forces me to :surrender:

Good stuff.. wish I found this site sooner.

@nivo, selectively manage your time :yar:

Will try, thanks. :heh:

Omg.. I may have to get a punching bag w/ scambays logo. Person asked a few questions, should have blocked like I said I would (did to others too) but noo.. he buys it, now wants to return the day he bought it. :nono:

You can even take pictures of the damage, and some buyers will still find reason to complain. I use 24 point bold red font at the beginning of the listing in order to outline any defects. I've found that some people don't even take the time to glance at the description.

Helps for the colour blind .... :FF: