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I'll be brief. This is are very unimportant topic, but hey, when you bored, you need things like this to occupy your time. I got shafted on Ebay last year by a buyer who dissapeared when it was time to pay. I issued a nonpaying bidder strike against them so I wouldn't get charged for the auction and relisted the item, which I then sold for $100 less then the bidder this deadbeat outbid in the final minutes. This "buyer" then threatens that if I don't remove the strike (if you have 3 or more, you get suspended) they will leave me negative feedback. I wouldn't and they did. Totally bogus, right? I complained, and complained. Didn't get anywhere. Low and behold, Ebay now has a policy that anyone that wins a auction, doesn't pay, and then has a nonpaying bidding strike levied against them, can't leave a feedback ratings. Seems fair, finally. I have been trying for the past week to get them to review my situation and continually get the computer generated replies. I'm tempted to call them and get an explanation, if that is possible.