Question about whether to block a bidder.

I was perusing my Ebay auctions and noticed a bidder had canceled a bid in one of my auctions. It didn't seem like a big deal because it happens from time to time. Upon further review I noticed out of the total 421 feedbacks the bidder had, he had 135 bid cancelations in 12 months. Would you block him?
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<< <i>I was perusing my Ebay auctions and noticed a bidder had canceled a bid in one of my auctions. It didn't seem like a big deal because it happens from time to time. Upon further review I noticed out of the total 421 feedbacks the bidder had, he had 135 bid cancelations in 12 months. Would you block him? >>
That's a 32% cancellation rate. It seems abnormal for standard bidding approaches.
happen if they end up with the high bid before he can cancel it? You're going to be
forced to re-list or offer to second high bidder...too much hassle for my taste. JMO
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<< <i>I was perusing my Ebay auctions and noticed a bidder had canceled a bid in one of my auctions. It didn't seem like a big deal because it happens from time to time. Upon further review I noticed out of the total 421 feedbacks the bidder had, he had 135 bid cancelations in 12 months. Would you block him? >>
That's a 32% cancellation rate. It seems abnormal for standard bidding approaches. >>
Keep in mind the 421 feedbacks are lifetime. Not just one year.
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<< <i>To each his own on blocking. For me, that is definitely enough reason to block. >>
I agree.
The odds of completing a successful transaction with this person don't seem to be very good.
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