While I've been a member and buyer for some time, I've just recently started selling on ebay. My first auction turned out to have a non-responsive/non-paying bidder. I've re-listed the collection and the of the first two bidders, the most recent bidder has 0 feedback, a really disconcerting handle and the account was JUST created the day I listed my item.
When I checked today it was showing 5 bids in total with the last 4 being the person I'm wary of. See the below image.
Am I right to feel suspicious of this? Should I block them or what? Any guidance from more experienced buyers is appreciated. Thanks! 
Hello 'crimzenmango'
That bidder may be perfectly okay, or maybe not. As a seller you can removed bids from
your items if you don't feel right about it. You can also block bidders, - certainly those non-payers
who have Unpaid Item Strikes already, but up to 5,000 individuals as well. Obvously if you remove
a bidder you will want to promptly add him to your 'blocked' list afterward.
Have a look through the following link outlining all the many assorted ways to keep a maximum
number of people away from your items, including Cancelling bids, Blocking buyers, and so on:
http://pages.ebay.ca/help/sell/manage_bidders_ov.html
Whoever you sell that to, you might want to send it using a Delivery Confirmed service. That will
protect you against any false 'not received' claims. You are a new seller with a low feedback,
and there are people who will take advantage of that.
And if you ever decide that non-payers on auctions are really getting you down, you can set up your
listings at fixed price (Buy-it-now) with Immediate payment required. That is currently the only way
you can expect to get paid right away:
http://pages.ebay.ca/help/pay/require-immediate-payment.html
Hope it works out well for you 
