How to Deal with a undesirable Buyer with too many Neutral and Negative Feedback!

[silverpinups]

I have a bit of a dilemma...

A potential buyer that I deemed undesirable because of too many Neutral and Negative Feedback left for Sellers when I look at their "Feedback left for others" is inquiring about a purchase.

I answered his question yesterday out of common courtesy in a neutral kind of way and he responded today and wants to do business.

I was hoping after the first question that he would just blow away in the wind.

Based on his Feedback left for others I've added him to my Blocked Bidder List because some Buyers are just not worth having....

How would you respond to someone you don't want to deal with?? 

[reallynicestamps]

Pretty much the same.

I'm too old to mess around with entitled high maintenance Uranians.

While feedback no longer counts with eBay against our selling accounts, it is still used by buyers as a measure of trustworthiness.

Poorly, admittedly, since most seem to thing a 97% rating is an A, instead of a 'run away'.

Nor do most understand that a seller with 238 negs in the past month could be a darn good seller, with 62,000 positives in the same period, because: ratios.

[silverpinups]

Yes, I agree with you... old enough to know better!