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relist and tell him he's blocked. You can find this option in your seller settings.
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Just cancel and say it was buyers request. Buyers can make life much more difficult if you force them into a sale. For example, they could just damage the item and then you have to refund them and get the ‘damaged’ item back at your expense.
Never worth it. I always strive to keep buyers happy as it means the minimum possibility of hassle down the road…
Occasionally I’ll even let something go a bit cheaper because if a buyer feels like they’ve got a bit of a bargain they’re less likely to have buyers remorse and make up an excuse to return something.
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Some git's bought my bike through a Best Offer, now wants to pull out unless I accept 70 quid less. It's a hard 'no' from me, right? He has to buy it or request that I cancel (which I'm obviously at liberty to refuse), yes?
I'd just cancel anyway, but it's listed under the £1 max final fee and, if I relist it, that will no longer be the case.