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SilverArrow wrote:
2.) What if you put in a bid, don’t get to the reserve and then go on to other auctions, only to find out later the reserve has been lowered, and you’re now on the line for paying said amount. I like to know up front if I’m winning or not.
As per eBay: If a seller lowers the reserve below the high bidder’s maximum bid, the high bidder’s maximum bid will be lowered to $1.00 below the new reserve price. The seller’s new reserve price will be revealed to the high bidder by email. This lets high bidders confirm they are still interested in the item.
So, you will only be in line for the item if you want to be. A buyer isn’t held to their high bid if they didn’t meet the reserve, no matter what the seller lowers the reserve to.
I steer clear of reserve price auctions, myself. If you want X amount for an item, say so. Maybe I’ll bid and maybe I won’t.
Here is a link to the eBay fees page. It is well hidden, believe me. lol In addition to these fees, you can also pay for pictures of your item, a gallery picture, bold, featured, etc. It can cost quite a bit just to get your item listed the way you like it.
Nirvanacat13 wrote:lamortefille wrote:Nirvanacat13 wrote:It’s Christmas, people are all too busy baking and last minute shopping and stuff to list. 😉
Like I should be doing right now…..
Bad little dead girl! To the kitchen! No eBay for you! One year!
No eBay?? Wow – you know how to hit me where it hurts! 😥
Nirvanacat13 wrote:It’s Christmas, people are all too busy baking and last minute shopping and stuff to list. 😉
Like I should be doing right now…..
That’s really a wonderful likeness – she’s a cutie, for sure! Good choice of which to keep, too. 😀
Yes, Welcome to the Forum! We look forward to having another male among us (you are waaaay outnumbered) and many happy Windstone purchases. 😀
