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If you are thinking of doing so avoid enquires from a buyer in the Netherlands (ersatzteile944) because he wins items and then does not want to pay.

He contacted me asking if I would post a particular part overseas but went on to bid on a further 4 items without asking for a cost of shipping first. After winning said items he asked for a price small packets via airmail.
As one item was a distributor cap I was not prepared to put these items in a jiffy bag, I boxed these up and went to the post office to get a price. Now to me a total of £15 to post 5 items overseas (1.2kg) does not sound bad to me, the buyer has other ideas though and does not want to pay more than £9.50 shipping.
I can't believe he is haggling over £5.50 for some bargain small Porsche parts, he has asked me to cancel his bid but in the meantime guess what? he went on to bid and win another item.

Sounds like a great time to try the eBay feature "block specific buyers from bidding on your items"

Things like this combined with seller fees really put me off using eBay.

I have posted about this on PCGB too, seems other people have had a problem with this guy. I've been in contact with him to inform him I have made Ebay aware of his actions, funnily enough this time he decided to reply to me.

hello Scott,

i could hardly believe that you actually called for help in a Porsche forum

until i found one page where you talked about me and this so called issue

first of all i take exception to the fact that you call my username in a (public) forum

due to privacy reasons as you may understand!

secondly i am quite surprised to hear from you that someone else apparently confirmed about having problems with me ..

ofcourse i am quite curious WHO.is person.?

furthermore you stated that you already reported me to Ebay to tell some falsehood..

and now you still expecting that i am willing to pay,.. to reward you?

request you to tell/ explain me and maybe there is a way to solve this matter

Niels