Reply to "WHO AGREES WITH ME? SHOULD NPB's be allowed to have 3 strikes?"

Steve (Guest)

I never said there weren't deadbeat buyers on eBay. Since there are a lot more buyers than sellers, it stands to reason there'd be a lot more NPBs than NDSs. My point was, and is, that it's unfair to judge someone without first trying reasonable means to obtain payment. You say you've done that, fine. Then they're deadbeats. (I spell that as one word because that's the way the dictionary has it.)

I've seen sellers who say right up front in their item descriptions that they reserve the right not to sell to persons with poor feedback records. I don't think that would keep NPBs from bidding, but it gives the seller an excuse not to have any dealings with them. So far as I know eBay supports that position.

2/22/025:39 AM

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