I do not want to sell to a certain bidder if item is won in auction.

Question

I found out one of the bidders on my item is a deceptive seller, scamming other buyers in the process. I do not wish to be involved in anyway and if the user wins the auction I want to refund the sale. I will get penalised and eBay is a machine that does not sympathise with seller ethics. I am a personal collector, I only my personal collection when im ready to pass on items to another collector.

Would it just be better to cancel the whole auction before it ends?

**peaseblossom** · Accepted Answer

If you cancel the transaction using "problem with buyer's address" you won't get penalised for cancelling. It's the nearest reason we have if a buyer is a bit iffy.

But before that you can cancel their bid:
http://offer.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?CancelBidShow
and block them from bidding again:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/bmgt/BuyerBlock

Or, if you expect more bids, just block them from bidding again.

poukajr · Answer

Thank you this is very helpful information.

*guinevere* · Answer

Has he made a bid on your item? If so cancel the bid and add them to your blocked list here: Blocked Bidders You can block bidders/buyers for any reason whatsoever.

arkwebus · Answer

You can block certain members from bidding; you do not need to give any reason @poukajr