Johnnyrebid
you can but the normal price has to be over 200 nps.
In an auction, bidding is the act of offering a price for an item being sold. Bidders compete by placing higher bids until the auctioneer declares the item sold to the highest bidder. Bidding can be done in person, online, or over the phone, and the highest bid at the end of the auction wins the item.
the first eBay item offer for auction was a broken laser pointer
If you have the winning bid at an auction, then you have won that item with the bid you placed. After you pay for the item, it will be transferred to you.
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If an item has a reserve price at an auction it means no matter the amount bid it will not sell unless it reaches the reserve price set by the seller. This price is not known by the bidder. In a no reserve auction the item will sell by the highest amount bid on the item this is known as a true auction.
Yes. You have to sell your item to the high bidder at the end of the auction unless you set a reserve price and that price is not met. Another instance is if the person who won the item did not read your terms. For instance maybe you do not ship overseas and the person lives in Italy. If that is the case then the buyer broke the rules and you do not have to sell your item to him. what!!
A forward auction is the "ordinary auction" we are all used to today. In a forward auction, the buyer bids on the sellers item, and the prices of the item increases during the auction. On the other hand, a reverse auction switches the roles of the buyer and the seller. In a reverse auction, the sellers are competing for the buyers business, and the prices of the items the sellers are selling decrease during the auction.
Buy it Now or BIN is the option to bypass the auction period and simply purchase the item for sale. BIN ends the auction and you get the item.
The Auction system is based on an item'sestimatedNeopoint value, the one you see when you click on it in your inventory. So even though your item is worth more, its estimated value must be pretty low.
No, a former can't reclaim something that they sold willingly at an auction even if it has historical or financial significance.