Can you block certain buyers on ebay

Does eBay not have this feature at all? This is for important legal reasons regarding plant shipments and also important tax reasons as well. Is this a planned feature? Can I just cancel the orders from states of people I won't sell to? Due to the age of this thread, it has been closed to further replies. Please feel free to start a new thread HERE if you wish to continue to discuss this topic. Sadly we cannot due to high state internet taxes except to Hawaii which is a joke as first class and priority exactly the same as the 48 States.

Yea they really need to add this feature. Ive got people in new york trying to purchase live fish from me in nevada when its below freezing across the country during the holidays with USPS and one of these days one of them is going to give me a bad review for refunding them. For example - I sell a product that can't be shipped to California. Good enough reason? I have many people ordering anyways and I have to cancel all those orders.

Unblock a buyer You can remove a buyer from your list any time. Here's how: Go to the Block bidders or buyers from your listings - opens in new window or tab page. Delete the username of the member from the text box. Set buyer requirements You can also choose to block buyers based on certain criteria. Here's how to block buyers based on specific criteria: Go to Selling preferences - opens in new window or tab in My eBay. Scroll down to Buyer requirements and select Edit next to Block buyers who.

Enter your preferences and select Submit. How to exclude shipping locations You can choose to exclude specific shipping locations regions, countries, PO boxes from all your listings by using our Exclude shipping locations page - opens in new window or tab.

By adding buyer requirements for your store, you can set out minimum standards which eBay users must meet before they purchase from you. This can reduce your chances of having negative experiences with buyers. However, you should be very careful when implementing these requirements, because they have the potential to impact your eBay sales. To implement some of these criteria for your eBay store, you can once again head to the Buyer Requirements page. As we already mentioned above, you can also gain access to this page through the Site Preferences tab in your account.

It is also possible for sellers to block eBay buyers who are located in a particular state or country. For example, you might want to avoid international shipping. If you block too many buyers, you could begin to cripple your sales. Try eDesk for free.