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I've bidded on an item which has half an hour left, for 50p.
The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112. Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to sell for that, right?
The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112. Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to sell for that, right?
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I've bidded on an item which has half an hour left, for 50p.
The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112. Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to sell for that, right?
The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112. Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to sell for that, right?
Lil Bro wrote:
> I've bidded on an item which has half an hour left, for 50p.
>
> The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he
> replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112.
> Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to
> sell for that, right?
Has he specified a 'reserve' price? If he has then he's well within his rights. If he hasn't, then he is also well within his rights, but it is very bad e-bay etiquette. If a sellar wants a particular price to be met, then they Should specify the reserve price.
> I've bidded on an item which has half an hour left, for 50p.
>
> The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he
> replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112.
> Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to
> sell for that, right?
Has he specified a 'reserve' price? If he has then he's well within his rights. If he hasn't, then he is also well within his rights, but it is very bad e-bay etiquette. If a sellar wants a particular price to be met, then they Should specify the reserve price.
No reserve price, and nothing about this in the original auction. I only found out about it because I send him a question.
Lil Bro wrote:
> No reserve price, and nothing about this in the original auction. I
> only found out about it because I send him a question.
Like I said, it is bad etiquette, but I think somewhere in the notices in the e-bay small print it says something like "Sellers have the right to withdraw any item at any time without prior warning" or something like that.
Reason Number 567 why I won't use E-bay.
> No reserve price, and nothing about this in the original auction. I
> only found out about it because I send him a question.
Like I said, it is bad etiquette, but I think somewhere in the notices in the e-bay small print it says something like "Sellers have the right to withdraw any item at any time without prior warning" or something like that.
Reason Number 567 why I won't use E-bay.
no i didnt think that was allowed, unless you had a reserve
If he doesn't sell it and hasn't specified a reserve price he HAS to sell it to you.
What item is it?
What item is it?
On treat of hang, drawing and quaterism?
I lost it in the end, wasn't watching.
A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
An actual PSP?? Or one of those dodgy links to a place where you can buy PSPs for almost nothing etc...???
Lil Bro wrote:
> I lost it in the end, wasn't watching.
>
> A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
What was the link?
> I lost it in the end, wasn't watching.
>
> A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
What was the link?
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