SO - block both names - like I did - long ago. No big deal.

"Larry McGee" wrote in message
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He buys the stuff as "gottahaveit", not Radio Mart.
"Tommy D" wrote in message
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On Sat, 15 Dec 2007 14:15:06 -0500, "radiosrfun"
wrote:

"Rich Greenberg" wrote in message
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In article ,
radiosrfun wrote:

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While you are at it, put him on your E-Bay "block" list - that way if
you're
selling a treasure - he can't bid it to do the same to another.

Probably a good idea. How do you do it, or must you be a seller to
have
a "block list"? I have never sold anything on Ebay (yet).

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WOW - been on E-bay so long - I forget the initial steps (brain freeze!).
IF
I'm not wrong - being you are set up to "buy" - you may also be set up to
sell. IF NOT - then you need to set up a "Seller's" account.

Rich,

You can also just go to eBay's site map and look for the "blocked
bidder/buyers" list category. The procedure is very simple. Just
make sure that when you type in the user names, you separate them with
a comma. And since this thief uses two user names, block both of them
(Gottahaveit1995 and Radio-Mart). He is a deceptive extortionist.
Satan has a special spot reserved for him, near the central heating
unit.

Tom D

There is a place along the left side of the page which gives you all
options. Go to "Selling Resources". It gives you the option to block a
bidder or to pre-approve one. You enter the exact user id of the
e-bayer
you wish to block. They'll never be able to bid.