Bob Ammerman wrote:
> As a seller you may cancel any bid (for 'good reason') *before* the 
> listing
> ends. This would appear to include violations of bidder criteria you list 
> in
> the auction; including, I believe, statements like "Only bids from people
> with at least 10 positive feedbacks and at least 90% positive feedback 
> will
> be accepted".
>
> See: http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/unwelcome-buying.html
>
> Once you cancel a  buyer's bid, he may *not* bid again (I don't know if 
> this
> is enforced automatically by eBay or if it is just a policy the buyer is
> expected to follow) unless you permit him to.
>
> I don't know what you'd do about a last-minute buyer who first bid just
> before the auction closed.
>
> You can also block bidders in advance based on various criteria.
>
> See: http://pages.ebay.com/help/sell/buyer-requirements.html
>
> Unfortunately this isn't as flexible as it could/should be.

Bob, thanks for the info. eBay really changed the way they do things now, 
compared to a few years ago (it seems that most of them for the better).

Vitaliy 

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