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The problem with that is if someone is looking for an antenna or an air filter that will block it out. It'd be better if they'd just remove him.

Yes, if you click on Advanced search, you can exclude certain sellers.

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Quote: I wouldn't think any big surprise there. They know they're pretty much the only game and if you don't like it, not too much choice left for going elsewhere. Same with their only approved (and owned) payment method, Paypal. Lots of complaints for them also on various sites that don't seem to get resolved either fast or satisfactorily.

Kevin,
Can you be more specific as to how to find the fields where I can exclude this seller? When I hit "ADVANCED SEARCH" I don't show the fields you indicated.

What am I missing???

Bob1951,
After clicking advanced search, scroll all the way down to the "sellers" section. Check the box that says "only show items from:" Then make sure the "Specific sellers" button is selected. Change the drop down box from include to exclude and put the sellers name in the box next to it.

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It's been a few years since I sold anything on eBay. When did that PayPal-only schitt start?

Don't get me wrong. I do find PayPal convenient for making my own purchases on eBay, but I had some buyers who still preferred to use checks or money orders. A few even came in person to pick up the good with cold hard CASH. Of course, I had to allow plenty of time for personal checks to clear, and I had to look into some of the independent money order source to be sure they were legit. However, one thing you could always count on was a USPS Money Order.

Sounds like it's time to dump eBay.

Perhaps, in due time, BigKev will come with an idea for a better, spam-free marketplace for all things Packard.

No way they will boot him with feedback of zillions. Big Kev's exclude seller is the best solution to a bad situation.

Quote: Been that way for some time. I believe vendors are allowed to make other arrangements privately and some do such as one of the Packard vendors from the northwest who invoices you & cautions not to click on the paypal button as he does not accept it.

If you go thru the ebay checkout system which supposedly has some guarantees, escrows, safeties, etc, believe it is only paypal. Google tried to start something similar & announced theirs with some fanfare a few yrs ago but according to various articles, ebay wouldn't allow it on their website. Believe Googles service is for the most part in US not an option or at least not widely used but is available in some countries overseas.

When you do a search enter:
packard, -carpartswholesale

That will exclude him.

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