I was looking forward to seeing what new titles he'd list, as he sent me a message when the sale went through saying he'll be listing more. A couple people asked me to buy something from sellers who blocked them, and it all went ok. If enough time has passed you can probably just start a new account and they won't remember the name and/or address of the eBay ID they blocked. You mentioned a while ago that you don't buy from idiots so I guess that seller wasn't too bad, and/or those purchases must have been important. Similarly I'd rather just have my integrity and buy from folks who do better.
I'm much less of a condition perfectionist and more into finding the best deal. He has several posters that are very wavy (squished but not crushed) that would flatten out perfectly if stored flat for a while, like in my flattening a wavy gravy poster thread. However, if something is in different condition than when it was purchased, I also would always demand a refund. This seattlewarehouse guy actually sent a nice message apologizing for the damaged shipment due to his lackluster packaging. Despite the nice message, the fact that he blocked me might imply that he blames me somehow for his mistakes. Another seller I mentioned here a few years ago went crazy blaming me and the USPS for his terrible packaging. That was in the holiday season also. 
Yep, agree, blocking isn't right... I guess he did it so that you can't review his business.
At least, you got a nice message. I know one - member here - who would lie and send insults. Stealing money for goods he never sent then telling me to fuck myself with my small dick... and people digs him!
